Qui

IK TOV LVOV yiyveo-Oai. Cry quits :

use P. /c TOV Icrov oVorao-flai

(separate on equal terms).

Quittance, subs Quittance (fromany obligation) : P. a<eo-i9, fj,

aTraAAayiJ, y (Dem. 893) Gener-

ally, relief, deliverance : P. and V.

aTroAAaytyj 17 Gwe one quittance

of any obligation: P. a^ta/at (ace.

of person ; gen. of thing), dTraA-

Aao~o-tt' (acc. of person ; gen. of

thing).

Quiver, subs Case to hold arrows :

P. and V. <ap 'Tpa, j (Plat.).

Shaking : P. and V. rpopos, 6.

Convulsion : P. and V. <nrao-/Aos, 6,

P. ar<f>a8ao'/Ji6s, 6, V. o^rapay/wd?, 6.

Quiver, v. intrans. Tremble : P.

Palpitate: P. and V. ^Sav, P.

and V. o-<a8aiv (Xen.), oUrrratpav

(rare P.), V. uirao-Tratpctv.

Quivering, adj. Ar. and V.

Qui yive,subs. On the <

excited : P. /xeTeo>po9, dp0os ; see

excited. Be on the qui vive, onone's guard, v. : P. <J>V\CLKVJV I^ctv,

Quixotic, adj. Be quixotic, over-

honest, V. : P. ttv8paya6Yecr0ai.

Quixotism, subs. Use Ar. and P.

avSpayaOia, 17.

Quoit, subs. V. SICPKOS, 6 (Eur,Frag.}. Throwing the quoit, subs. :

Y. Sib-jc^/xa, TO (Soph., Frag.). Beflung as a quoit, v. : V. 8io-K

<uo~0ai

(Eur., Ion, 1268).

Quota, subs. Share : P. and Y.

//.epos, TO. Pay one's quota, con-

tribute: P. io-<jbepw. Contingent

(of troops) : P. and V. Tots, ^.

Quotation, subs. Passage in a book :

P. Adyos, 6. Passage in a play :

Ar. and P. pJJcns, 17.

Quote, v. trans. Cite, bring for-ward : P. and Y. Traptt^cpcti/, P.

wpo<piv, or use mention. Quoteas authority : P. 7rapaTi'0cr&u.

Quoth, v. intrans. Quoth I: P.

^i/ 8* eyo>. Quoth he : Ar. and P.

Rac

% 8s

5S (Ar., 7p. 795). Qwoifcshe : P. ^ S

9

TJ. Quoth Ctessipus :

P. 3' os o KnycrtTnros (Plat.) ; seealso say.

Rabble, subs. P. and V. oxAos, 6,

TrA-iJtfos, TO, P. o-up^ero's, 6 (Plat.).The rabble, the cc-mmon people : P.and V. TO wA^tfos, ol TroAAot".

Rabid, adj. Mad: P. and V. ^awoi-8779, Ar. and P. //.avt/cds ; see mad.Violent : P. o-<o8p<>9.

Rabidly, adv. P. ILOVIK&S. Violently:P. and Y. o-<d$pa.

Race, subs. Family : P. and V.

ycvos, TO, Ar. and V. yewa, ^, ycvca,

^ (Eur., i/'ra^. ; also Plat, but rare

P.), Y. yov7, ;>, o-rrcp/ia, TO, pt^a, ^,

pltpfui, TO, oTropa, 17. Tribe : P.and Y. e^vos, TO, ^SAov, TO. Gods ofi/ie race : P. and Y. 0o! 6/idyvtot

(Plat/, V. foot yo/c^Atot, ycveVat^0i. ^ews, #0$ o/ i/ie race ; P.and Y. Zei9 o/^dyi/tos (Plat.). Ofthe same race, adj. : P. and Y.

6//,d<i}Ao9. The human race : useP. and Y. ol av&pwiroi, Ar. and Y.

ySpoTot, ot, OvrjToL, ol. Runnwg :

P. and Y. 8pd/Aos, o, V. SpdfuqfM.,TO. GoTiifis^ : P. and Y. fyov, 6,

</xiJ\Au, T/,V. aycovta, -^, 5^Ao5, 6.

Race, v. trans. Contend ivith : see

under contend. Outstrip : see

outstrip. V. intrans. Cowfeftd ;

P. and V. aycoi'i^eo-tfai, a/uAAao-0ai,

JSuw : P. and V. rp^iv ; see

.Efos^ : P. and V.

(rare P.), faptvQai] see hasten.

Race-course, subs. Ar. and P.

orcKior, Ar. and Y. 8/avAo9}o.

Race-course for chariots : P.

Race horse, subs. Ar. and P.

Racer, subs. P. and V. 8po/i.i;s, 6,

Syo)vtcrT^9, 6, P. oraSioSpo/AOS, 6.

-Race horse : Ar. and P. K&ys, 6.

667

Rac Rai

Racing, subs. Running : P. and V.

opoVos, o. Horse-rating : Ar. andP. ITTTroSpOfttO, 17.

Rack, v. trans. Torture : Ar. andP* orrpe/3Aow; see torture. Exa-mine by rack : Ar. and P. paa-avL&Lv.Rack one's brains . use ponder.

Rack, subs Ar. and P. rpoxos, o.

Examination by rack : Ar. and P.

pda-avos, T). Being stretched on the

rook : P. K<xTaTtt/oju,ei/os UTTO rijs

j8a<ravov (Dem. 1172). Be ow the

rack) met. : Ar. and P. Trapa-

Tivo-0ai; see be distressed, under

s, v.

Racket, subs. Noise, shoutmg : P.

and V. 06>i5/3os, 6, 017, 77,P. 0poi)s,

6, V. *c\a8os, 6 ; see noise.

Rackety, adj. Noisy : P. eopvfiwfys.

ffay : Ar. and P. rcavwcos.

Racy, adj. Witty: Ar. and P.

Xapkis. -fie rac^ o/ : Ar. oeiv

Radiance, subs. Brightness: P.

Aa/jwrpoT77s, 17. Zrt0fa : P. and V.

<$, to'; see light. Met., cheerful-ness P. and V. u%ita, 77 (Xen.).

Radiant, adj. Bright: P. and V.

Aa/X7rpo's, V. <ai8po'*, cfoyrjs (Plat.also but rare P.), <aecr0opos,

TJs, o-eA.oxr<opos ;see bright.

looks : P. and V. <oiSpos, V.

A.a/wrpo's, <ai8pa>7ros, Ar. and V.

efrrpoo-coTros (also Xen.).

Radiantly, adv. P. and V. Aa/rpa>s,P. <ai8pa)s (Xen.). Cheerfully :

P. and V. courts (Xen.).

Radiate, v. intrans. Distribute :

P. and V. 8ta8i8dVai, Sia^cpeiv.in a circle : P. and V.

crrptfaorQat, P. Trepi^e-f %/i^ : see shine.

Radical, adj. Complete, fundamental:P. and V. 7pavreA.T}s. Radicals (in

poktics) : Use P. ot vcwrcpt^ovrcs.

Radically, adv. Utterly: P. andV. TravrcAxos ; see utterly. Fromtop to bottom : P. and V. KOLT fopas.

Radish, subs. Ar. pa<avfc, ^.

Radius, subs. Circuit: P. and V.

KV/C\OS, 6, -Trepi/SoXos, 6 ; see circuit.

Raft, subs. P. o-xcSta, 77.

Rafter, subs. Ar. orpomjp, 6.

Beam: Ar. and P. SOKO'S, 77".

Rafters, ceiling Ar. and P.

opo^iy, ^ ;see roo/.

Rag, subs. Ar. and V. pctaos, TO, V.

rpvvos, TO, Ar. P&KLOV, TO. Rags (of

cloSiing) : Ar. and V. pa/c^, ra,

Tp^x>7, ra, A.aicf8cs, at, V. XaKtor/jiaTa,

Ta, Ar. p&aa, Ta. Ragged state:

V. a-xA-aivta, 77, SvaxXaivta, 77. 5ein rags, v. : Ar. pvTrav. Clothed mrags : V. SucrctftaTos. Torw to ragf5 :

V. KOtTppa/cw/xei/os.

Rage, subs. Anger : P. and V.

opyrj, 77, ^ij/xos, 6, Ar. and V. x<>H77. KOTOS, 6, fte^os, TO, V. OvfLtojJLcira,

Ta, MVK, j, x^os, 6. Madness:P. and V. /wtWa, 77', Xvo-o-X, 77 (Plat.but rare P.), oTorpos, 6 (Plat, but

rare P.), V. Avo-o^aYa, rd; see

Rage, v. intrans. Be angry: P.

and V. 6py%crda.i, QvpovcrOai (Plat,also Ar.), V. opyatvciv, x^-"a'^(U

[wjvtew. Be mad : P. and V.A.uo-0-av (Plat.), oto-rpai/ (Plat.),8o.KYVLV (Plat.), V. BcLKYOiVj tGOp-

yaiVeu/ (2Esch., Frag.) ; see 6e mad,under mad. The mortality ragedunchecked : P. 6 <06pos eyt'yi/ToovSci/i KoV/Aw (Thuc. 2, 52).

Ragged, adj. V. Tpiiv^po's, Ar. andY. Sinrn-ivTjs. Clothed in rags : V,

8vo-6/aYos, KaTppaKO)jLievos. Raggedclothes : P. t/xarta payevra (Xen.).Of rowing, wo^ et?ew .* P. a,o*uycpo^

T77TOS.

Raging, adj. See/rewzied. Ragingfire : V. Trvp Xa/Bpov.

Raid, subs. P. and Y. clcrfto\y, 77,

P. KaTa8po/A77, 77 ; see attack,

668

Raid, v. trans. P. and V. etc,

cis (ace.) ; see attack, plunder.Rail, subs. .Ztor rosmd a chariot or

waggon : P. and V. OVTV& 77 (Plat.,Theaet. 207A, but rare P.). Parti-tion m law court : Ar. and P. Sprf-

<^aicroi, ot (Xen.) ; see/eiKje.

Rail, v. intrans. Be abuswe : P.

Rai Rai

i/, P. and V. vppiZw ; see

abuse. Bail at : see abuse. Bail

off : P. cwroAa/X)3ai/v,

.Ferae round : P.

Railing, subs. P. and V.

P. Amopi7o-is, ij,Ar. XoiSop-gcr/AGS, 6 ;

see aZwse, rail, fence.

Railing, adj. P. ^cAoXoc'Sopos, V.

AoiSopos (Eur., CfycZ.) ; see abusive.

Raiment, subs;

P. and Y. &$%, ^&r0?7/AaTa, ra, KocrfMS, 6, ovceuty 17,

<rro\j, J (Plat.), V. el/io TO,

6, oTroAicrjua, TO,

ra, Ar. and V. Tr&rAos, 6,

TO.

Rain, subs. Ar. and P. wros, 6,

tiSup, TO. Shower . P. and V6>$>os, 6 (Plat., .Rep. 359D). Stor

of ram : P. and V. en-opflpla, ^e

(Dem. 1274, Mack., Frag., and

Ar.), P. x^P-w vorcpo's, 6 (Thuo.

3, 21). Drizzle : P. and Y.i/ra

17 (Xen. also Ar.). The rain that

had fallen im< the wight : P. TO

tf$0>p TO yeVO/tVOV Tljs VUKTOS (T2, 5). There having been

extraordinary fall of rain- : P.

$>a/ros IgaurCov yevo/xevov (Plat.,

Criiias, 112A).

Rain, v. intrans. li rwins : Ar. andP. vi (Xen.) ; see also dnzzle.

Baiin down, v. trans. : met., Ar.

and P. KO.T&XW ; see shower.

Rain-bow, subs. P. Ipw, j (Plat.,

Sep. 616s).

Rainy, adj. Of rain : Ar. and Y.

Bringing ram : Ar.

. owd ii)A& rain ; V-4 ra*7M/ and windy

wight : P. vv xeiju-cpios 758aTt Ka

dWm (Thuc. 3, 22). Wet: Pvorcpos.

Raise, v. trans. Lift: P. and Yalpetv, e^otpecv, ^v^yetv,

avXtv, op^oui/ (rare P.), V.

^tv, KaropGow, opOeueiv (Eur., Or

405), &vfa(n><l>iciv, Ar. and V(rare P.). Ma

wp: P. and V.

6p6ovv (rare P.).

neither lifting her eyes nor

raising her face from the ground :

V. KtLTai . . . ovr' O/A/A* 7raipov(r' ovr*

yfjs irpoVtoTroi/ (Bur.,

27). Boise (in height) : P.

and Y. cupciv, Ar. and P,

Erect, build : Ar. and P."P '/* "V

a temple, statuet etc. :

'

P. and V.

tSptW (or mid.), V. KoLOtSp-dco-Oai]

see sei wj?. Baise (&e) a tomi> ;

V. \wrov Tvpflov (Eur., I. T. 702).

(a trophy) : P. and Y.

(or mid.). Found : P. andV. *Ti?iv. jEteoZtf : P. and V,

aiptv, av^avetv, avetv, fLcyaAttaiv,Ar. and V. oyKOW, irvpyovv, V,

Baise io honour: Y.

(Tiva) aviyciv. J?icrease : P.and V. av<3iviv, ailf^etv. Siir up :

P. and Y. K!VCV, cyeipcti^, V. dc/peiv,sedition : V.a ory : V.

toravai, Kpavyty rWevai,,ox use sfowf, v. Bais

.: P. and V. 5

(Soph., Frag.), Ar. and P.

V. avicrrcfvat,

TFaiZs i/ia raise

V. i/rij^cfycoyoi yoot.to raise i^e deaa : V. xoa '

Sycoyoi. Baise difficulties :

a.p^ur^ffriiv (absol.). Baisea suppliant attitude) : P. and Y.

SVIOTOWU, e^aviorravat, V.Baise (hopes) : P. andY.^TToretvetv. Boise (wo?wy) : P. andV. o-uAXeyeiv. Ba^se sixteen minaeon a thing : P. Aa^eiv 4/c/couSc/ca

/Ava? e?r (dat.). Boise a gwarreZ .*

V. O-T&TIV laraipccr^ai. Raise (a

question) : P. and Y.' '

wapcfcyeiv, ur<t>pw ; see

forward. Baise (se$d) : Y. <

see propagate. Boise (a siege) ':

use Ar. and P. SioX^eiy. Boise"

spirits of: P. and V. &pQ.<r3veiv

(aco.) ;see encowrage. Baise

(troops) : P. and Y.

Wfce?& Sera raised! against you theTuscan race ofpirates : V.

P.

669

Rai Ran

"Hpa erot yevos Tvpo^viKOv

(Eur., Gyd. 11). Raise

(the voice, etc.) : P. en-alpcw, Ar.

and P. evTiW<r0<u.

P. and V. op0oi/, alpeiv.

Raised, adj. Elevated Ar. and P.

/Tu>pos, Ar. and V. /-cerapcnos, V.

ircSapa-ios.

RaiSin, Subs. P. Acrra^fe, 17".

Raising, subs. Production : P.

yVo-is, 77.T/&6 raising of crops :

P.77 yeveo-is TOV KO.PTTOV (Plat., .R^p.

V.Rake, subs.

2. 33).

, 17 (Eur.,use P. and V.

Rake, v. trans. Met., strife

missiles : P. and V.

Bake up, collect together : P.

Rakish, adj. P. tftpumim. GayAr. and P vedi/ucos.

Rakishly, adv. P.

6ra% : Ar. and P. vc

Rally, v. trans. .Banter : P. and V.

TTot^ziv Trpos (ace.), P. TrpooTrotfeM'

(dat.) ; see moc&. Collect : P. andV. orvXXeyetv, dflpoifeiv, criWyciv.

Eecallfrom flight: P. di/aoTp6<e/

(Xen.), Met., ra% (ewe's powers) :

P. and V.,orAA.'yeiv (aco.).Restore

to vigour : P.^ hunter your son rallies them forthe fight : V. dXXa wy TraXti/ /cwayosa>crt Trat? cros efa^pot?rat (Eur.,P^oew. 1168). V. mtrans. Bally(of troops) . P. <rvcrTp<f><rQai> Turnat bevy : P. irpfe dXic^v Tpre(r^at,V. Is dX/op/ IX^eiv. Recover oneself:P. dvaXa/jtjSavetv lavrov, (or Omit

cavrov), V. cruXXoyov /a;YW5 XajSetv

(Eur., JET. F. 626).

Ral lying-point, subs. Use P. andV. a<^op^, 17,

P. opfMjTijpiov, TO.

2%0y ^'^ w^ fcwo^; w?/t6re to find a

rallying-point : P. OVK

n-pos ort xp^ x^P?"011 (Thuc. 7,

Ram, subs. Ar. and P. /cplo?, 6.

- JMe a ram, adv. ; Ar.

Battering-ram, : P. and V.

T7, P.fUfJXoivYJIJLQL, TO, KptOS, 6.

o/ a ram . P. l/xj8oX^, ij. Ship'sram: P. //,/foXos,

6.

Ram, v trans. Stejf, j7>*e5s : P.

(Plat.).Bam m P. cV

(absol). Strike with a ram (of a

ship) : P. /iaAActv (dat.).

Ramble, v intrans. Wander about :

P. and V, -TrcptTroXelv ; see wander.

Ramble, subs. WaZfc ; P.,

. . ITTO/TS,

6. Journey P. and V. 0805, ij;

see also wandering.

Rambling, adj. Wide, spread out :

use P. and V. cvpfe. Distraught :

see

Ramblingly, adv. Disconnectedly :

F. and V. t/d}.

Ramification, subs. None of the

rest protested any further because

they were afraid when they sawthe ramifications of the plot : P.

avreXcyev ouSets !TI TWV dXAo>i/ ScStcbs

Kttl OptOV TToXv TO CTUVCOT^KOS (TllUC.

8, 66).

Ramming, subs. Striking with aram : P. and V. ^0X77, 77.

Rampant, adj. Wmton : P. v^ptcr-

Tt/coe, V. KpW&v, v/3pi<rTiqs (usedadjectivally). Excessive : P. -uTrep-

/*,Tpos. J5fi rampant, prevail, v. :

P. and V. KpartLv ; see prevail.

Rampantly, adv. P. *ca0'

V. (Eur.,

; see excessively.

Rampart, subs. Mound : P. and V.

Xw/xa, TO, P, xfc ^- Battlement :

P. and V. IpiJ/tta, TO', l7raXfts, 97,

Tetxos, TO ; see battlement, defence.

Rancid, ad]. Ar. and P. o-cwrpos.

Rancorous, adj. P. and V. cpos,

V. 8voxpa>v, KOKO^PWV. Spiteful :

P. and V. <f>6ovpog, 7rL<f>6ovo^ ; see

malicious, malignant.

Rancorously, adv. P. and V.

Spitefulty : P. <0ovepco$,

670

Rancour, subs. P. and V.

77. Spte : P. and V. <j>06vos, 6 ;

see malice.

Random, adj. V. t/cau>s (Soph.,

Frag.)-, see also chance. Scattered:P. and V. o-7rop&, ?J. Empty, vain :

Ran Ran

P. and V. KCVOS, //.dtraios.

random : P. and V. t/dj, P.

Off hand : P. and V. <avXo>s,

At

2//,eXXev aicovcrccr&u

Con-

fusedly': P. and V ^vpfyv (Xen.).

Range, subs. Bow, line : P. and V.

o-rotxos, o, Ta#s, 17 ; see row.

D^stance covered : P. and V. ftoty,

17,P. <opa, 17.

TAfiithin range ofstones and darts : P. fiexpi X/^ov KCU

dfcovTiou 0X175 (Thuc. 6, 65). Since

the boy ran within range of the

javelin : P. TOV wmSos wo ryv rov

aKOvrlov <t>opa.v woSpa/jtbWos (An-tipho. 121). He ^s within range

of hearmg : V. cn^jU-erpos yap a>s

KXuW (Soph., 0. J$. 84). To wtAmrange of hearing : P. cfe Iw^/coov

(Xen ). Biding up to within

range of hearing : Pe oo-ou

(Thuc. 7, 73). Bange of vision :

shoottnrj) : use P. and V. eVro?

shooting) : use P. and V.

To^v/*aT05. Scope ; P.

>7. Bange of mountains : use P.

and V. dpo?, TO.

Range, v. trans. Draw up : P. andV. Ttto-o-av, ornTao-o-ctv, Ar. and P.

TrapaTOO-oreiv. Ow ;fe^^ 5W?6 5^^ZZ

w?e range ourselves ? P. n

7rapaTao/i0a ; (Dem. 198).

opposite : P. and V.

(TIV< TIVI). Boom over,

P. and Y. -n-cptTroXctv

eTrurrptyco-Oat, (ace.), TJ

(acc.), V. -n-oXcLv (ace.),

(ace.) ; see traverse, tread. Bangeover (a subject) P. and V.

&pXo-0<u (acc.). Absol., extend:

P. and V. rfcWtv. "FT^wder : P.

and V. weptTToXetv, <f>pcr6<u, V.

fpQlTCLVf 0"TpC<p0"6'ClC, OrTpCt)<p<XO"0'Ctt,

cTrioTpe^eo-flai ;see wander. Where-

fore must I lei

everywhere : V.

wavra^i} SiOicrr&v (Bur., Phoen.

265).

Rank, v. trans. OZass : P. and V.

(aoc.),

riO- va.1; see also reckon. V. intrans.

Rank with, be classed with : P.and V T\W ets (aoc.).

Rank, subs. Condition, station : P.and V. rafts, ?J, afta>/i, TO.

rawfc ; P. and V. dftw^a, TO, Sofa,

97, u&>$a, 97. Nobility, high birth :

P. and V. ycvvaioT^s, 7),TO -yewatoi/,

evyeveta, 17 (Plat.). _Z/me O/soZ^^fir5 . P. and V. Ta^ts, 17, Ar.and V. (rr^S, ai, P. irapaTafis, ^-

T/i6 /rowi rcmk : P.17 TrpaiT^ T< ts.

jBa *?i ^0 front rank, v. : Met., P.

7rpa)Tvetv. jRa-nfc a?wZ j?Ze (as

opposed to officers)* use Ar. and

P. ot cTTpaTiomu. WJien he failedto convince either the g&Jierah or

the rank and file P. <os OVK

OVTC TOVS o-rpa/nyyovs OTJTC

<rpaTta)Tas (Thuc. 4, 4).

Rank, ad]. Ill-smelling : P. and V.

Ar. and V./cdt/cocr/xo?

Frag.). Isu&wriant: P.

and V. oicfrOovos, V. rippi;TOS.

Absolute, unadulterated P.

Rankle, v. intrans. Fester : P.

eXKo<r0ai (Xen.), V. IX/catveti/.

Met., cw$0 annoyance : P. andV. XiJTrctv, Sa/cj'ctv, Ar. and V.

Rankly, adv. 0/ensvuefy : P.

0.178(05. Luxuriantly : P. and V.

d^ovos (Bur., Frag.).

Rankness, subs. Bankness of smell :

V. Svo-ocr/ua, ^, P. and V. ^OT/JLT}, ^.

Offensiveness : P. jSaptmys, 17.

Abundance : P. &<f>Qovia, y. Fruit-

: P. 7roXv<opta, ^ (Xen.).

Rankling, adj. P. and V.

Ransack, v. trans. Search : P. andV. Plunder P. and V.

866

Ransom, subs. P.

Payment for recovering a thingV. icoju,to~rpa, T<. Ransoming : PXuVts, ^ (Dem. 107). .EbZd io

ransom, v. . V. cbroLvao-Ocu (Bur.,B^e5. 177).

Ransom, v- trans. <?ei released:

671

RanHas

P. Xv<r0<u. Release for a ra/n-som :

P. Xurpow, cwroXveo-flat, OTroXwpow.Save : P. and V. o-oi&iv ; see save.

Rant, v. intrans. J?oasi : P. and V.

fjieya, Xfyciv, peya, ewrciv, P. /leyaXau-Ar. and P.9 . .

see boost Talk like a demagogue :

Ar. and P.Srjfi'ri'yopcLv.

Rant, subs. Boasting: P.

y ; see boastfulness. Demagogue'stalk : P. Svjfirjyopia, TJ, V. orpo<cu

Ranter, subs. Boaster : Ar. and P.

i/, 6 or17,

V. (Bur.,Phoen. 600). Demagogue, adj.:P.

5i7/x,i?yopos, 6, Siyftayoryds, 6. .Be

a raster (ow &e sfaw/e), v. : P.

Demagogic: Ar.

Rapine, subs. P. and V."D / /)Jr.

TTOpftyo-is, 1.

Rapture, subs;

repots,

Rapturous, adj.V.

P. and V. Tr

and V.

p. and V.

pa, rj, V.y, ^ (also Plat, but rare P.),

P. and V.Possession

P. andTTs. Zealous, enthusiastic -

Inspired : P.

, ,

(by a god): P.

Ranting adj.

/cos, V.

Rap, v. trans. See

Rap, subs. BZow? ; P. and V.Not a rap (not at all) :

"> <

use Ar. and P.

Rapacious, adj. Ar. and P. a

(Xen.) . Grasping : P. *Insatiable: P. and V.

,

Rapacious of money : P. and V.

XpoicepSiJs; see greedy.Lv. Graspingly : P.

Rapturously, adj. Enthusiastically:P. and V. OTTOV&;, Trpo^ws.

Rare, adj. Infrequent; P. and V.cnr<W (Bur., J^ra^.), V.

Opposed to ^fi?wfl: P.Choice:?, and V.

,

see c/io*ce. Singular, preeminent :

P. and V.eforpcTnJs, StawpcTn?, V.

^0X05.

Rarely,

Rapaciously

OTCDS.

Rapacity, subs. Greed : P.

17. Insatiability : P. and

dn-XiyoTia. Greed of money :

<t><Xoxpiqp.Q.Tia, ij, P. and V

V.

P.

Rape, subs. P. and V.dpirayij, %, or

pi. Abduction : V.efywyij, $.

Violence to a woman : P. vfipis, y.

Rapid, adj. P. and V. TC^S; see

quick.

Rapidity, subs. P. and V. rdxos, rt,

Rapidly, adv.'

P. and V. TO^, Ar.and P. TCLX)S ; see quickly.

Rapier, subs. P. and V. #<<*, TO,V. <t>d<ryavov, r6, lyx 5>

T^> woJSwv,o, d/c/A^, ^, cr^pos, 6, Ar. and V.yffcXos, TO*. Small sword : P. and

adv. Infrequently: P.Seldom: P. and V.

.

Rarity, subs. Lack: P. and V.

Opposed to density :

, 6,

P., .

Rascal, subs. Ar. and P.

(Soph.,

, P. and V.,

. also Ar.) Ar. and V.6 (Soph., Frag.), Ar.

, 6 ; see villain,

Rascality, subs. P. and V. 7ra. . .

17, P.KOKovpyia, y; see villainy.

Rascally, adj. P. and V.

f,.- X^80 sen.), TT,

see villainous.

Rase, v. trans. See

gash,subs . P.^U,^,,.

Rash, adj. Of persons: P.

-^-*:>os, ^apo-oX&5,"

?, P. and V.

V.

AAo-

Ar and P. iTa^, V.

dvcrXoytoros, TXiJ/wov, w^o, .

and V. 0ovpios. Unwcvry : P. andV. AXOKTOS. Of things: P.

, Ar.

672

, ,

P. and V. AriWros, S)8ovXo5,

Ras Rav

Ar. and P. avo^ros, V.

a/cpiTos; see recess. Bash words:

V. veaviai Xoyoi, oL

Rashly, adv. P. 7rpo7rTtus, d7Tpto~Ke7r-

TOJS,

P.

dXoyibroJS,

0apo*aXtos, tra/jtws, Ar. and

veemKois, P. and V.

V.V.2?aZfe

(Xen.),

rashly, v. :

Rashness, SUbs. P. TrpOTrercta,

QpacrvTTjs, 77, ev^epcia, ^, P. and

a/?ouXia, 17, acrwco-wi, ^ (Eui1

., Frag.),

0pao~os, TO, ToXjLia, 77

^,

V.

Ar. and V. Svo-fiovXLa, vj.Unwari-

ness : P. d</>uXoia, 17.JftosTz, aci :

P. and V. KwftvveufjLa, TO, roX/>t?7/Aa,

TO, V. To'X/A ^ (rare P.).

Rasor, subs. See ra#or.

Rasp, subs. P. PIVTJ, 7j (Xen.).

Ratable, adj. Subject to pay rates :

P. V7TOTeX?79.

Rate, subs. Assessment: P. o-wm&s,

?7, owray/xa, TO. Ta# : Ar. and P.

TcXos, TO. Price : Ar. and P. r!/u?,

y, P. <5vi7, ^, P. and V. d#a, ^, V.

. . o; see _

of. Ar. and P. 7rlf (dat.).- rate : P. CTTI 7roXXo>.

see per cent.

At the rate

a

o/At this

ratetas things are going: use P.

and V. OVT<!>, O#TO>S, ravTfl. At anyrate : yc, yovv, yc /x>Ji/, oXAct, dXAa. . . yc. Bate ofmotion: P.<^opa,

^. Speed : P. and V. TC^OS, TO.

Rate, v. trans. Estimate, assess P.

rda'crei.Vt crwrdcro-ew. Bate highly,value : P. Trcpl iroXXov 7rotto"5at

(acc.). Beckon, consider : P. andV. vo/ugctv, yyeta-Oai. ',

see consider.

Be rated among : P. and V. rcXctv

is (acc.), P. o-wrcXetv ets (acc.).

Blame : P. and V. pefufreo-Oai (acc.or dat.), i/reycLv ; see blame. Abuse .

P. and V. KCLKO}? Xcyv ; see abuse.

Rather, adv. P. and V. ^oXXov. Iliad rather (with infin.)

: P. andV. ^ovXo/wti /xaXXov, or v. ^ovXofuitalone (Bur., And. 351). Somewhat:with adj. and adv., use comparative.Bather weak : P. and V. do-0evor-

P- and V.^Let someone comeforward and

prove to me or rather to you that Iam not speaking the truth : P.

/LtoXXoV Sc VfJLLV

TCIIJT* cyo) Xeyw

toV TIS

o>s ou/c

(Dem. 20).

Ratification, subs. P.

TO.

Ratify, v. trans.

V.

V. c^yyvov iroitiv.

nod : P. and V.

by voting P. e

P. and V. Kiip

(Plat. &lSO

Batify with a

Batify

Ratio, subs. See proportion.

Ratiocination, subs. P. cnAXoyrju.o's,o.

Ration, subs. Provisions : P. andV. TpoqtaJ, 77,

P. arvrrjpea-iov, TO.

Rational, adj. Endoived with

reason : use P. and V. Xoyov IXOH>.

Sane : P. and V. fyt<pw ;see

sane. Beasonable : P. and V.

euXoyos.

Rationality, subs. P. and V. Xo'yos,.

6; see reasonableness.

Rationally, adv. Sanely : P. e>-

Bedsonabty : P. and V.

Rattle, subs. Instrumentfor making1

a noise : Ar. and V. KporoLXov, TO

(generally pi.). Noise : P. and V.

^rd>os, 6, ^xi ij (Ha*- but rare 3?0r

/cTtVos, 6 (Thuc. and Plat, but rare

P.) (also Ar.), V. flpo>>s, 6,

6 (Xen. also but rare P.),

6, apay/xara, Ta, Kpor^or^wos, 6, Ar.

and V. TOTayos, 6. 2 maw wfco

much: use Ar. and V.

,r6 (Eur., O^cZ.).

Rattle, v. trans. Clash together:P. and V. crv^oXXetv. Sfta&e : P.and V. o-ttv. V. intrans. P. andV. tyofaiv, Ar. and V. KTWCLV (alsoPlat, but rare P.). pptjMiv (Ar. in

mid.),V. jcXa'e6v; see clash. Met., o/

talking: P. Tro/rayeiv (Plat., Euthyd.293o). BattZe o/ (in speaking) :

Ar. MTCD/wXXciv (acc.) (or mid.).

673

Raucous, adj. P.

Ravage, v. trans.

see

P. and

43

Bav Raz

<ri)Aav,

icat

V. irop0LV9 iiaropOew, Siowropfleiv,|

8iap7rav,,

P. ofy^v

crrcveiv, V.

K7rep0lV (alSO Plat, but

rare P.). I/fly waste : P. and V.

P. KtpeiV, d&K6V,Bwn: P. and V.

seerwn.

Ravage, subs. P. and V. dTra or

pi. in V.), P. nacres,waste: P. TjLwJo-is, 17.

and V. Sia<0op<, 17 ; see

Ravager, subs. P. and V.

6 V. CriJATTTWp, 6, TTOp6vJT<0p, 6,

Q-rJTtop,6. Ow0 wfto rwws : P. and

V. Au/xewv, 6, V. avaoranjp, 6,

6.

P.

Rave, v. intrans. P. and V.

Au<r<rav (Plat, but rare

TrapoA.\acro-iv, ev^ovtriav (Plat.), Ar.

and V. oXfev, P. i/0oi;eriaH> ; see

5e mad, under mad.

Ravel, v. trans See tangle.

Raven, subs. Ax. icopaf, 6.

Raven, subs. Insatiability : P. andV.

Raven, v. intrans. Se

Ravening, adj. V. wju^cmfc, co/*o<rlro9,

KoiAoyacrnop. Greedy : P. and V.

owrA^OTOs, V. Aa/Jpos,

Ravenous, adj. Insatiable :' P. andV. owrA^crros. Greedy : V.

Ravenous hunger : V. vfjoris At/to's, 6

{^3sch., Choe. 250). Be ravenous,y. : Ar. jSoiAi/uav.

Ravenously, adv. Insatiably: P.

cwrATjoTG)?. Greedily : V.

Bavenousness, subs. P. and V.

Ravine, subs. P. and V. <apayAr. and P. xfy>a$pa, 17.

Raving, adj.^P. and V.

.

(Plat, also but rare P.), /*apyos

(Plat, also but rare P.),

Au<T<ro)S?75 ; see mad.

Raving, subs. P. and V. M&

Ravish, v. trans. Plunder : P. andV. tropSelv, KTTOp6elv, Sicwrop0tv ; see

plunder. Seize : P. and V.

see also devas-

tate. Entrance, delight : P. and V.

eu<jbpaiVv, Tcprrciv. Outrage (a

woman) : P. and V. Sta^>^ctpv,

AXDJ&MT&U (Plat.), P. Karawrxwciv,

v/3piew, V. awr^ivciv, StoAAiJvat.

Ravisher, subs. Plunderer : P, andV. Aflorrfc, o, V. iropOifrtop, 6,

CKTrop^iyrcDp, 6, criJX^rwp, 6. C/OT-

rupter : P. and V. AiJftcw, 6.

Ravishing, adj. Extraining : P.

and V. ^Sfe, repTTvds, V.

^f/iepos, Ar. and V.

SootMng : V. loyA^

Ravishingly, adv. P. and V.P. : see exceedingly.

Ravishment, subs. Delight : P. and

'appovfi, y (Plat, also but rare P.).

T?. Outrage, rape : P. u^pw, 17.

Raw, adj. Ar. and P. w/^o's. Eatingraw flesh ; V. wprjcrnqs, &fjL6crlTo$9

P. <2>/><ayos. Raw hides : P.

8eppei?, at. Met., inclement : P.

X^6pios, Ar. and V.

Inexperienced : P. and V.

(gold) : P. cforupos (Hdt.).

Rawness, subs. Ineojperiewce : P.and v . (L7r6p(x. i^. Vvant of

discipline : P. ara^ta, ^.

Ray, subs. P. and V. avy^, 17 (Plat.),

d/crfs, 17 (Plat.), V. ^oA^, ^7, wjU<i,^ (^Bsoh., Frag.) ; see j&osfe. SbZ(i

owi a ray of hope : P. vn-ofaivew

fjLLKpav cAmSa (Dem. 379).

RayleSS, adj. V. aj^Ato?, avavy^ros,

d^eyyijs ; see dark.

Raze, v. trans. P, and V.

io(Eui\, I. -4. 1263). Ba^ground : P.

Razing, subs. P.andV. *a<

(Plat, but rare P.), V.?),

P. *ca0<u'p<ns, ^.

ra; see madness. Razor, subs. Ar. and V. fupov, TO,

674

Raz Rea

Ar. fjL&x.af-Pa9 *l> ftaxatP*5 ^. Carry

a razor, v. : Ar. ^po^opelv.

Razor-case, subs. Ar. upoSo'w/,

Reach, v. trans. Arrwe at - P. andV. a^iievctorfac, (cfc,

or 7rt, aOC., V.also ace. alone), dva.<t>iKveicr6a.i (cfc,

ace., V. also ace. alone),

ace., V. also ace. alone), Ar. andV. LKvela-Oai (*fc, aoc., or ace. alone),V. i<dvLv (cfc, ace. or ace alone),iKVrtr0cu (eis, ace., carf. aoc., wpo's,

ace., or ace. alone). Gain: P.

Kafji,/3d\'cr6ai (gen.), avTiA.a/^ai/<r0ai

(gen.); see under gain. Used absoL,P. and V. &JKLV, <l7*ClV, V.

irpoo-qKeiv. Beach with a missile : P.

0wci/ewr0ai(gen. or absol.), Su/a/eio-flai

(absol.). Touch, affect : P. and V.&rT0-0(u (gen.) ; see touch. Attain :

P. and V. egiKvelo-Qai (gen. or ace.),

(gen ), tydirrearQai (gen.),Ar. and V, dv0a7rreor0ai (gen.),

Kvpew (gen ),P. e<f>ucveur0at (gen.) ;

see ataw. V. intrans. Extend

(of territory, etc.) : P. and V.

TtVW, P. K(X.6iqKW9 SiTf/eClV, <f)lK-

ycia-Ocu, 7rpo(nqKiv (Xen.). Reachdown to: P. Ka&Uo-Qat Trpds (aoc.).

Cover a distance : P. CTTCIV (Thuc2, 77). If our money reach so far(be sufficient) : P. av ^LKVTJTOLI, ra

, Prot. 311D)Beach out, extend : P. and V.

7rpOTti/<V, KTH/IV, Ope/tl/ (Plat.).

after : P. and V.

(gen.^iReach safely :

see under safely.

Reach, subs. Eange of a missile

P. and V. ^0X07, ^ P. <op<, ^.

Power, capacity: P. and V.

17. Beyond the reach of,

prep,: use P. and V. co> (gen.),Tos (gen.). In reocft of : r. and

V. CVTOS (gen.). In the reach of, in

the power of: P. and V. lirt dat.).

Within reach, ready to hand, adj. :

P. and V. irp6xipo$. Beaoh (of a

river), subs. . P. /ccpa?, TO.

Reaction, Subs. P. cmcrrpocfrvj, y

(Thuc. 3, 71). Change : P. and V.

(Plat., Bep. 388B).

675

Reactionary, adj. Mischievous,harmful : P. and V. s, P.

tionary party : use P. ot 6A/yot.

Read, v. trans Ar. and P.

avaytyvuHTKtw. Bead one thingbeside another ; P.

irapavayiyv^arK^iv(TL rtvt). Bedte : P and V. \4yeiv.I am no prophet to read riddles

aright : V. ov /*avrts et/u

yvaivai cra^ai? (Eur., Hipp. 346).

Readily, adv. P. crocus,

Gladly: P. and V.

Zealously: P. and V.

irpoOufjLus, P. 6^60)5. Intelligently :

P. cvpaOfa. Off hand: P. and V.P. e Irotynou. Easily,P. and V. poSwos,

WTTO)S, V.

, P.

lightly

(Plat),'

Readiness, subsP. Z : P. and V.

?, urp7n}5.P. and V.

P. uxepta, ^. Quickness ofintelligence : P. u/Aa#ia, 17,

^, -Ease ; P. and V. evpa5e iw readiness : P and V. erot/

cti/at, 7rap<rKvdcr@cu, (perf.

pass. irapa,<TKvdw).

Reading, subs. P. dmyvoxrts, ^.

Ready, adj. Prepared: P. and "V.

rawfy, v:

(or mid.) ;

see prepare. Willing, adj. : P. andV. crones. reo%, v. ; P.

lx tl/' Beady for: Y.

(dat ). Beady to : P. tadV, Irot/jtos (infin.), V. irpdxeipos

(infin.). J?e read^/ ^o, v. : use also

P. and V. /?ov'A.e<r0ai (infin.).

^i hand: P. and V. 7rpo'xpo5,

Tot/*os. Qtacfc w intelligence :

Ar. and P. ofife, P,

Zealous: P. and V.

Unhesitating : P. a.7rpo<^a<rt(rros.

Easy: P. and V. p^Sios, eforopos;

see easy. -4 ready tongue : V.

cflrpoxos yXwcra-a, 17.

reproaches : Y. 3yav T

XotSopciv (Bur., ^Lwd. 729).

Real, adj. Gemme: P.

Rea Rea

P. and V. yi/^o-tos; see

Real property : P. <avepa

ouo-ta, rj. Property in real estate :

P. ova-la, eyycios, ^.

Realise, v. trans. Perceive, feel :

P. and V. ala-Qaveo-Qcu (ace. or

gen.) ; see perceive. Picture to

oneself: P. and V. voeu/ (or mid.),evvoctv (or mid.). Achieve : P. andV. ^pyd^<rOaLi, Trpacrcrctv ,

866

achieve, accomplish. Correspondwith : P. and V. o-u/A/fotWv (dat )

j&g^aJ : P. and V. tcrovo-Oai (dat.),

'uroT)cr0ai (dat.); see egwaZ. Under-stand : P. and V. (ace. or

gen.) ; see understand, perceive.Turn into money : P. Ifapyvpt^ctv.

Reality, subs. Beal existence : P. ov-

a-La, 77. Truth - P. and Y. aA^cta,

reality : P. and Y. cpyw, as opposedto Ao'yo), nominally. Such friendshave the semblance not the reality

(offriendship) who are not friendsin time of trouble : V. ovo/jta yapepyov S' OVK c^ouo-iv ot <iAoi ot

JJLTJVt

ratort o-u^opats OVTCS ^>t'Xot (Eur.,Or. 454).

Really, adv. Genuinely: P. dA^ftvois,

0x^877X0)5, P. and V. yviyo-ilws.

As opposed to nominally : P. andV.

Ip-ycp, V. Ipyots. Indeed, truly :

P. and V. ttA?70<5s, oWws, P. rc3 ovrt,

V. irqrtifjiws ; see ^rw^. Is it so ?

Ar. and V. SXvflts;

Realm, subs. P. and Y.

Reap, v. trans. P. and

of (as reward) : P. and V.

."".".'" (T^ -

5, 28), QTroXavW (gen.), V. 7rav-

(gen.) (2nd aor. mid. of" '

(Eur.,

reaped theHipp. 432).

fruits of his complaisance: P.

(Dem. 304). Seap a harvest :

v 6cpiew (Plat., Phaedr*

260D), Ar. a/xav fl^pos, V. ^cyiav^po5, a/jLoLo-OoLL ^cpo5. 3%ai Greece

may prosper and ye may reap the

676

fruits of your resolve : V. d>s av17

/jLi/ "EAAas zvTVxfj "UjLiet? 8" cx7?^' o/x.ota

TOIS /3ov\vpla.crLv (Bur ,Sec. 330).

Reaper, subs. P.

Reaping hook, subs P. and V.

SpcTrai/ov, TO (Eur., 6'7/cZ.)

Rear, subs P. and V. ro

(contracted TovTrurGev) . Those be-

hind: P. and V. ot O7rto-^v, ot

VO-TOLTOL. The rear of an army-

use also P. oup, fj (Xen.). In the

rear : P. Kara VWTOU. One who

brings up the rear : P. ovpayds, 6

(Xen.).

Rear, v. trans Eaise up : P. andV. dvtcrTavaf,

s

ano~ravai, opOovv

(rare P.) ; see raise. JC-i/^ Pand V. aipctv, cVatpeiv, avaycti/ ; see

Z^/i. Bring up : P. and V. r/oc^etv

(or mid.), e/crpc^civ, 7rat8cTJ(V,

Scuetj/. BnT^ wp aw orphan6p<t>avcviv (ace.). .Be reared in:P. and V. vrp'<cr0ai (dat.). JBe

reared with (another) : P. and V.

cruvTp<cr6'at (dat.),

(dat.). Beget: see

(cattle, etc.) : P. andV. intrans. O/ a

cfo'AAco-^ai (Xen.), V. o

Rear-guard, subs. P.

ot (Xen.). 5e tf/&0 rear-guard, v. :

P. o7rto-0o^uXaKtv (Xen.).

Y.

Bear

P.

Rearing, subs. P. and V.

; see also begetting.

Bearing ofchildren: P. TratSorpo^ta,

^. Bearing of horses : P. wnro-

Tpo<ia, 17. De&i dwe /or one's

rearing: P. and V. Tpo<ewi, T<.

Fe^ s^e wowZc? &% ^a^/ o ^c dea^the debt due for her rearing : V.Kal /x,^v TH/OI y' av T^ TeOvrjKwq, Tpo/as(Eur., Or. 109).

Rearward, adv. P. and V. cts

Reason, subs. Eational faculty :

P. and V. Xoyos, 6;

use mmd.Cause : P. and V. ama, 17,

Ar. andP. amov, TO. PZea: P. and V.

Acfyoy, 6, 7rp6<l>a<ri$, fj, O'K?j\l/i$, J).In

reason: see reasonably. Anythingin reason : P. orioCJv roiv

Rea Reb

It stands to reason : P. and V.

IKOS (rri), ClJAoyOl/ (cOTt). Byreason of: P. and V. 8i<i (ace.),

&/e/ca (gen.), xupfr (gen -) (Plat.), V.

e?ve/ea (gen.), Ar. and V. mari

(gen ), OVVCKO. (gen.), sometimes in P.

irapd (aoe.) (Dem. 545). For whatreason ? P. and V. 8ia rf; TOVX&PW*V * i-fros Aoyov ; see why. .For woreason: V. ovScVos Adyou. JPo?*

other reasons P. and V oAAo>s.

For many reasons we may expect

victory : P Kara ?roAAa CIKOS

7TLKpa.TrjO-CLL (TllUC.).

Reason, v intrans. P. and V.

Aoy/'fecr&u, P. <ruXAoyi'ecr0a.i. Reason

rightly : P. and V. opO&s ytyvw-cr/ctv.

Reasonable, adj. Possessed ofreason P and V. Adyov

P. and V. //,<jkpa>v ; see sane,Probable - P. and V.

w>; equitable : P. and V.

:?fc, d/Aoyos. We should noio

be finding Pliihp more reasonable

and far humbler : P. pcww Kal

(Dem. 11) It is not reasonable

P. and V. ou Ao'yov %x L - ModerateP. and V. /ierpios. A! the mostreasonable price possible : P. <fc

QL^K&TOLTOV (LVS).

Reasonableness, subs. P. eVtetWa,

Reasonably, adv. P. and V.

uAdy<os, ct/cdro)?. Eqidtably : P.

^rtto)5. Moderately P. and V.

/ATpico<?, Ar. and P. ITTICLKO)?.

Reasoner, subs. Ar. and P.

6.

Reasoning, subs. P. and Y.

6, Ar. and P. Aoyur/ufc, 6.

dnation : P. crvAAoyto-ftds, 6.

Reassure, v. trans. P. and Y.

OapoJjvcw, Opa.wivet.Vj TrapaicoAetv, Ar.

and P. TrapafjivQeicrQai, P. TrapaQap-o-wetj/ ; see encourage, comfort

Reave, v. trans. See bereave.

Rebel, subs. Use P. 6 A^ccrnyKois

(perf. part, d^icrravat), or use pi. ot

I saw not that I

was rearing two pests and rebels

against my throne V, ouS' Ip.a.v0avov

T/oe'<a)f SiT ara KaTravaoTacrct? Opovw(Soph., 4nt. 532).

Rebel, v. intrans. P.

/AC^toraor^at, Ar. and P.

see revolt. Incite to rebel : Ar.

and P. a<rr#vat (ace.). Jbm *TI

rebellion : P. crvva<j>Lcrraor6(u. (absol.or dat.). Be disobedient : P. andV. aTTtiOclv. Rebel against: lit.

or met., P. tt$icrrao-0<H (gen,).

Disobey ; P. and V. SwOt-lv (dat.) ;

see disobey. Else against; Ar.

and P. 7ravicrracr&CLL (dat.).

Rebellion, subs. P.P. and V eTravaorrcto-ts.

Factiousness P. and V. (rra<rts.

Disobedience : P.

(Plat.), V'TO /OL

Rebellious, adj. Factious : P.

crrarrtcurcicds, cnra<rcci<rrifco's. JD'is-

obedient: P. UTTCL^S; see disobedient.

Obstinate: P. and V.Hostile : P. and V. ;<0pos,

Rebelliously, adv. Factiously : P.

flrrao-iacrrt/cws.

Rebelliousness, subs. Factioimess:P. and V. orrao-t?, r).

Contentious-

ness : P. #)tAovt/cta, 17. Obstinacy :

P. avflaSeta, r), Ar. and V cu>0a8ta,

7) ;see also disobedience.

Rebound, v. intrans. Ar. and P.

Glance aside : P.

, V.

Rebuff, v. trans. Reject ; P. andV. tt7ra>0tv (or mid.), Trapco^ctv (or

mid.), 8io)^to-^at. Affront: P.and V. ujSptJeii/.

Rebuff, subs. Affront: P. and V.

Rebuild, v. trans. P. and V.

avopdow, ^vtcrravat, P. avoiKoSo/ieiv.

Rebuke, v. trans. P. and V.

(acc. or dat.),

(dat. of person, aec. of thing),

?/rey6v, P. KaTafAfA<l><rOai, Kaict^ctv,

cTTtrt/iav (dat. of person, acc. of

thing), Ar. and V.

Rebuke, subs. P. and V.

677

Reb Rec

s, 6, P.

V. fJLOfJL^Vf, f).

, ^, Ar. and

Rebut, v. trans. Clear from oneself

(accusation, etc.) : P.

(ace.). Disprove: P. and V.

IXeyxw efeXeyxciv.

Recall, v. trans. P.

Recall from banish-

ment : P. and V. /car*yv. Eecall

to life, raise from the aead : P. andV. 3v$w ; see underrate. Eecall

(to another's mind): P. and V.

ava.jjLL[utf<TKew (TWO. rt, or riva TH/OS) J

see remmd. Eemember : P. andV. iwrfcrQffvcu (aor. pass.

(ace. or gen.),

(aec. or gen.) ; see remember. Irecalled some ancient memory : V.

iroAaiav dvcfterpryo-a^v rtva

(Eur., low, 250). Becawtf; see

recant.

Recall, subs. Of exiles: P. and V.

icdWogos, 17.

Recant, v. trans, P. av<m0e<r0<u,

P. and V.see retract.

Recantation, subs. P.

Recapitulate, v. trans. P. &rava-

, V. ava/x,er-

Recapitulation, subs. P. <bravo3os,

^-

Recast, v. trans. Ar. and P.

Recede, v. trans. P. and V.

(Eur , E^es.), Ar. and P.

O/ anmundation : P. wrovocrrctv.

see y*eZ(Z. I do not recede from myposition: P. OVK gfcrraiuu (Thuc.

2,61).

Receding, adj. V. fyoppos.

Receipt, subs. Quittance : P. &co-is,

o/ receiving P. and V.

jR^ceip^ o/ money V.

Xa/Jiy, 17 (JSsch., Swpp.935). Receipts, revenue: P. andV.

X7JfJL/Jt,a t TO,'

P.

/cat

; P. \

Receive, v. tarans. Take : P. and V.Eeceive from

another : P. and V.

i, airoBcy<r6<u, Ar. and P.

ai, V. SvaStxtvOajL. Ifthere were another channel to

tecewe (the water) again : P.

\apd8pa TraXtv VTroSexopevrf (Dem.1277). ^Iccepi P. and V. Sc

oneself: P. and V.

KOfAifccr6a.il see MW.

P. and V. 8f.x<rOai,Ar. and P. vTroS^o-tfai. Eeceivewith hospitality : P. and V

P. and(mid.).

*"V.V.

see admit. Eeceive (a wound) :

P. and V. , V.

(gen.). Eeceive (a suggestion)entertain: P. and V.

, P. vTroS^ecr^at. -Bfi-

beforehand : P. wpoAa/A/Javew.Eeceive m addition P. and V.

Eeceive in return:

P. and V. dvTtA.a/A/8cJvtv, P.

din-aTToAxx/jtyftavciv, V. avriSe^ccr^at.

Received, adj. Generally received:

use current.

Recent, adj. P. and V. veos, /cau/<fe,

P. VTroywos. V. -

Recently, adv. J^ WOM? : P. and

see

678

V. ctprt, apTi'cus, i/Sv, i/eav, i/caxrrif,

Ar. and P. Ivay^os, V. apjuot.

Receptacle, subs. P. and V.

^, P.

also

Reception, subs. P, and V. *7

17, V. TrpoorSc^/xara, ra,

entertainment : P. and V.

^ ; see hospitality.

Receptive, adj. Impressionable :

Ar. and P. a-rraAo's.

Recess, subs. Corner : Ar. and V.

/*%><?, 6 (Thuc. also but rare P.).Place of refuge: P. and V.

rj, 17. Hiding-place: Y.

,0.

Rec Rec

Recipient, subs. Use P. and V.

Reciprocal, adj. See mutual.

Reciprocate, v. trans. Give in

return : P. and Y. aw'""

Reciprocity, subs. P. TO

(Aristotle).

Recital, subs. Beading: P.<wr

17. Account, report : P,

77 ; see description.

Recitation, subs P.

The art of recitation : P.

M-Recite, v. trans. Describe : P. andY. cryt(r0ai, 8ipxecr0ai ; see de-

Beport : P. and Y.

Rehearse : P. andY. c&qyciQ-Qan, V/JLVGW. Head : Ar.

and P. avayiyvtoo-Ketv. Repeat byheart : Ar. and P. pa\l/<$8eiv (absolor ace.).

Reciter, subs. P. pa^Sds, 6.

Reck of, v. trans. See heed.

Reckless, adj Of persons: P.

7rpO7TCT979j (rtpoopos, uctpcrttAGOSj

piqs, dXdyiaros, P. and V.

ids, V. 0ovpos, iravToXfjios, SvtrXo-

yio-TOs, rXoJ/xcov, Ar. rc-apa/JoXos, Ar.

and P. fra/ufc, Ar. and Y, Oovpios.Of things: P. dVK7rTOS, d7reprK7rTOS,

dXdyiCTTOs, P. and V. veaviKos, Y.

oxpiros, TrepMTTrepxtyS ; See

icanTyopwu. Reckless of, heedless

of: P. dyu,eX->79 (gen.), oXfycopos

(gen.), Y. adorns (gen.) (Eur.,

.Fragr.). Unsparmg of : P. d^ctSifc

(gen.). Be reckless of (unsparingof) : P. and Y. afaiSetv (gen.).

Recklessly, adv. P. Trporrerois,

do-KCTTTfos, aTrepicTKeTTTCos, dXoyiOTCos,

ToX/wypois, flapcraXews, tra/zais, P andY. d<f>poi/(o?i cLG^povrtcTTcos (X.en.), Y.

(/3ouX<os, Ar, and P. vcaviKcos.

Thoughtlessly : P. eux^pws, p^8to>5.

Recklessness, Subs. P. -rporreraa,

d^pocruvTy, 17,Ar. and Y.

^ ; see rashness.

Reckon, v. trans. Cormi, number :

P. and V. apiQpiciv, 8iapiOfLLv (mid.in P.), P. apl@/JLLV, V. 7TfJL7rd^LV.Calculate: P. and Y. Xoyi'fco-flat,

P. &KXoyi<rQai. Hold, consider :

P. and Y. ^ycto^at, vopl&w; see

consider. Reckon among: P. andY. KarapiOpeiv (a/ dat. or /*TtJ gen.).J5e reckoned among V. *pi0p.r0<u

(gen. or v dat.) ; see com.Reckon in, include in reckoning :

P. 7rpoorXoy/r0(u. Reckon on,

trust: P. and Y. Trwrreueiv (dat.).

Expect: P. and V. 7rpoo-So/cav,

n-pocrSe'xecr&u. TPTtew w0r coTTies io

^e ct^'s vote ?io owe longer reckons

on his own death : Y. orav yap 2X0#

TrdXc/AOS cts ifrrj^ov TrdXeo)? ovSeis 1^

O.VTOT) Gavarov licXoyt^erat (Eur.,

Swpp. 481). Reckon up : P.

avaXoytecr$ai,, dvapL^/xetcr^at, fcara-

piQfi.tlcrOa.1 ; or use reckon. Beckonwith. But if you conquer you havethe son of Peleus to reckon with :

Y. vifcoiv 8" <e8pov xratS" ^X t5 T^H^Xews (Eur., JBfees. 119).

Reckoner, subs. Ar. and P. Xoyumfc,,6.

Reckoning, subs. Calculation : P.

and V. Xdyos, 6, Ar. and P. Xoywr/idsy

6. Expectation : P. and V. 8day

baulked me of my reckoning: V.

97TroXv

fJL 005775 e^7rato*ctv cX^rtoes

(Eur., -5T. J7

. 460). Be ow* of one's

reckoning, v. : P. and Y. 7rXavScr0ai,

Y. SXaorOat, (Soph., Aj. 23); see

err. Punishment: P. and V.

, , ,-

Reclaim, v. trans. (Land) : P. andV. fjficpovvy Y. ShnjiiLcpovv (Soph.,

Frag.\ c^/icpow, KaOaipetv, licfca-

Civilise: P. and V.acfe: P. and V.

,Y.

: P. and Y.

Recline, v. trans. Ar. and P.

KaTaicXfmv, P. and Y. fcXft/etv. Y.intrans. Lie down: Ar. and P.

KaTafcXfveo-tfai, V. /cXfrco-flau Jrte :

P. and Y. KtfarOai.. He down : Ar.

679

Rec Rec

and P. Ka.raKlar6a.i. A cloak soft to

recline on : Ar. oricrvpo, eyicaraKXtrij

/wxAtfaKiJ (Av. 122).

Recluse, subs. Use adj., P. and V.

Recognise, v. trans. P. and V.

ytyi/oier/ceiv, rtytyv(oo-Ktv,P. dvayycopi'^ecv, V. $vai r

Perceive, discover. P.' and V.

yiyi/(oo-Ktv, <uo-0civ<r0ai (acc. or

gen.), 7rattr^a^o^at (acc. or gen.),

ywpl^tw. Confess : see confess.

Recognisable, adj. P. and

ctSyvoxrros, Vjji<iOr}5 (Xen ).

Recognised, adj. Admitted, con-

fessed : P. o/*oXoyoi/|Ui/os.

Recognition, subs. P. di

f).Fromfear Ifailed in recognition

of your face : V. IK rot SetVaros

Suo-yyaHnav et^ov ?rpocra)7rou (Eur.,JM. 767). O-ratitude: P. and V.

Xapt?, ^ 1 recognition of : use

prep , P. and V dim (gen )

Recoil, v. intrans. Spring back :

Ar. and P. uvuTnySav Shrink : P.

and V OKvelv, KaroKveiv, P. d7TOKJ>tt'.

-fiteco^ /row& (with subs.) : P. andV. atyLo-Toa-Qai (gen.) ; see shrink

from. Recoil from (domg a thing):P and V. o*vu/ (infin ) ,

KaroKvelv

(infin.), fat-yea/ (infin.), V. a<r-ratr&au. (infin.). Recoil (on one's

own head) : use P, and V. irwmav,

TpcVccr^cu 2kfafee ^o r^cotZ : P andTT /

Recollect, v trans. P. and V.

fwrja-OYJvat. (aoi*. pass, /xtftvijcrfcctv)

(acc. or gen.), nvyfwveuw (acc or

gen.); see remember.

Recollection, subs P.

Remembrance : P. and V.

Recommend, v. trans. Advise :

P. and V. crv/M/SovXejetv (rl nvt),

Tra/mtvcu/ (rt^ Ttvt), c^ycicr^afc (TI

rtvt), Ar. and P. $iroTWG<rOau. (rC

rtvt), elorrj-yeLcrOcLi (TL nvi). R$-commend (to do a thing] : P. andV. <rvfj,pov\Vw (dat. and infin,),

(dat. and infin.), P.

(dat. and infin.), V.

(aco. and infin.), cTratmv (aoc.or dat. and infin.), /tovAeuW (dat.and infin.). Introduce (a person) :

P. o-uvKTrdvai, rrpo^vetv ; see

introduce. Recommend oneself to

(a person) : use wotVcos Siart^at

(/a). TAe case i/^5 ^* has

something to recommend it : P.

&TTI TOT)TO ovrawT' p.^v aKOVcrat Aoyovrtv ^ (Dem 462).

Recommendation, subs Recom-

m'ndiny : P. and V. wapcuVeo-is, >;

see advice. Good will : P. and V. Praise: P. and V.

, 6. Advantage : P. and V.TO.

Recompense, subs P. and V.

a/juu/fy', 17 (Plat, but rare P.), ,

6 ; see punishment, reward.

Recompense, v. trans. P. and V.

a/A6$ecr0<u. j&egtftfe ttrfJfe wi^ . Pand V. auvi/ccr^at, dvraw.i5j/<T0tti, Ar.

and V. a.vra.u.ciftc<rOa.i ',see also

punish. Benefit in return : Ar.

and P. <W cu TTOteti/ (acc.).

Compensate for, make good . P.and V. aK?crai, avaA.a//,#dii/ii/.

Reconcile, v. trans. Reconcile

(persons) : P. and V. oruvaXXao'crctv,

SaXXd(rcrtv, P. oru^aycti^, trv^tySt-

/?cfeti^, SiaAJeti/ (Dem. 555) j/s

reconciled to : also P. and V./cotTaAAao-owtfai (dat.). H^ip /O

reconcile : P. orji/8iaX\acr<reiv. Be-co?Mnte (differences) . P. SiaXvetv (or

mid.) (acc.), V. SioArfecr&u (gen.)

(Eur., Or. 1679) ; see settle.

Reconcile (difficulties) : P. and V.ev rWecrQcLt, or substitute aXois for

cS. How must I reconcile these

things ? V. TTOV XP>?

(Soph., Phil 451).

oneself to : see encfore.

Reconciler, subs. P. and V.

179, 6, V. 8to\Xa/cnJp, 6.

Reconciliation, subs. P. and V."

*, P.

ravra;

680

Recondite, adj. See abstruse.

Reconnaisance, subs. P. and V.

, 17, P TrpooricoTn}, ^.

Rec Rec

Reconnoitre, v. trans. P. and V.

(Xen.).

Reconnoitring, subs. P. and V.

KaracrKOTrrj, 17.For the purpose of

reconnoitring: P, icaTa &iw. Recon-

noitring-party P. TrpdoVCOTTOl, Ot

(Xen.).

Reconsider, v. trans. Examine

again : P. 7ravao*Koirtv. Change :

P. ^era.rLOecrOa.1 ; see repent.

Reconsideration, subs. P. dvoAo-

Reconstruct, v trans. P. and V.

avopQovv ; see rebuild.

Record, subs. Memorial : P. and VjLcv^jCcetoi/, TO', Ar. and P /xv^/xdaiJi/ov,

TO, P. VTrO^VTIULCL, TO, V fJLVYJfJLa, TO.

Worthy of record : P &u>prq-fjLoveuros, P. and V. dftos fjwyfjLris.

Register : P. dTroypac^jy, ^, A.VKa>//,a,

TO. Tables on which treaties, etc.,

were recorded: Ar and P. o-n}A.at,

at. Records, archives P. and Y.

AoyoL, ot, ypa/x,/iaTa, Ta. Reputation :

P. and Y. So^a, >).i^eai : P. and

Y.ay<j)Vl(TfJLCL9

TO.

Record, v. trans. Narrate : P and

see narrate. Menbion . P. and Y.

/WTjcrQfjvai (aor. pass, of /jLLp.vr}<rKiv)

(gen or irept gen.) ;see mention.

Write down: P. and V. ypcue/,

yypti<jf)iv, V. SeA-TOiKrtfai. Record

my words on the tablets of yourinind : Y. 6e$ 8* ci/ c^pevo? o'\Toto"t

TOW? e/^ous Xdyovs (Soph., Frag.).Know this and record it in yourmind : V. Tavr" TTLCTTO) /cat ypd<ou</>p j/a>i/ I<ro (Soph., PWI. 1325).-Record (*) ow ^e unforgettingtablets of your mind ; V.

(TV fJLVqfJLOCTW SfiA-TOtS

P. F. 789).

Recorder, subs. Ar. and P.

Recording, adj.

Recount, v. trans. P. and V.

,t, <p<ietv, e^eijreiv, Ar. and P.

Mindful: P. and

P.

V.Recount to

the end: P. and V.Recount in order : V.

Recoup, v. trans. Mafceand V. a/cclo-flcu; see

Recourse, subs. P. ava<j>opd,

Have recourse to : P. and V.

Tpe7T0-0ai (i5 Or Trpos, ace.), P.

Kdrafavytiv (cts or ?rpds, ace.). ^Ta-ue

2/ow recourse to dumb w^tnesses?V cts TOU? a^cuvov? jLtapTL'pas c^cvycts ,

(Bur., ffipp 1076).Recover, v. trans. (re &ocA; : P.

and V. avaXa/jLJ3dviv, a7roXa/A)Scti/tv,

, KO///cr0a<, (V. also act.),

,P. ai/aKO/w^co-tfai, V.

ai (Eur., !M. 911)P. and V. ui/ao-o!iv (or

mid.). Help to r&cover : P.

owavao-(oetv (TIVI Tt). Make good :

P. and V. aKi<r6ai, a.va\.afJL/3aviv.

Recover (money) : P. KOJU/^CCT&H.Recover a loss : V. aWXayia Aa/3etv

(Eur,, Sw;?^. 776). .Recofler o?2e's

sight: Ar and P. ava/3Xerrew

(absol). Recover (dead bodies aftera fight) : P. and V. avaipeto-tfat.

Recover yoit/r breath : Y. TTVCV/A'

a^poto-ov (Eur., P/iofl. 851). jffo-

sor ^o health, prosperity, etc.):

P. and V. avoptfow, P. dva^epecv.J recovered myself (on the verge ofa mistake) : P. dvcXa/Joi/ c/xauTov

(Plat., Lys. 21 B)v - intrans.

<?0 better: P. dvaAa^avctv lavrov

(or omit iavToV), dvtoraor^at, pai^ctv,

peti', 7Tpt<^evyet^. B^OO^er

: P. and V. Aoxav (gen.).P. and Y. ava7n/iv.

Generally, 6e sava^ : P. and V.

P. and

Recoverer, subs.

V. Ko/xwrnfc, 6.

Recovery, subs.

Y. (JvaTrvoi;, 17 (Plat.),

(Plat.), P. dvoX^ts, ^, Y.

17. Relief: P. p^wrrwn/, ^. Recovery

of the dead after a battle : P. andV. Svotpo-t? t ^. Recovery of debts:

P. /co/u&y, ^. Making good : P.

681

Rec Red

/rts, y. We home a means of

recovery from our misfortune :

Y. oXA* IOTIV ^fttv dva<opa TI}S

cn;/A<opas (Eur,, Or. 414).

Recreant, adj. Use cowardly.

Recreation, subs. Refreshment : P.

and Y. dvail/vxn, y (Plat.). Amuse-ment : P. and Y. TratSta, ^, St

17. .ReZie/ ; P. pacrTG>vi7, 17.

Recriminate, v. intrans. P.

jcaXctv ; or use abuse.

Recrimination, subs. P. and Y.

oveiSos, TO, Ar. and P. AoiSopia, 17 ;

see abuse. Words of recrimination

hurtled to and fro : Y. Xdyot . . .

Ippd0ow ica/cot (Soph., -4ft , 259).The envoys of each returned homewithout recrimination : P. ot

arpo>v carri\6ov ir OLKOV

(Thuo. 1, 92).

Recriminatory, adj. Use V. ri'ppo0os;

see abusive.

Recrudescence, subs. See renewal.

Recruit, v. trans. Get back (one's

strength, etc.) P.

Recruit your strength : V.

(Eur., Phoen. 850) .FiZZ

^p : P. and V. TrA^pow. CoZZec^ :

P. and V. o-uXXeyetv, crwayeiv ; see

coZZeci. jBecrw^ to one's standardt

bring over : P. and V.

(ace.), 7rpo<rciyr0<u (aco ).

Recruiti subs. Iweaspenenced ma?i.

use adj. ; P. and V. a?7retpos.

Beoruits, additional forces : P. 01

irpocryiyvofjLcvoi. Recruit to a party:use adj., P. and V. erhous. Ma/te

wn over; P. and V.

(aco.), ?rpo(r<iycr0ai

(aco.). FoZwwieer: P. and V.

ctfcAovnJs, 6.

Rectification, subs. P.

Rectify, v trans. P. and V.

wopOovv, Ar. and P.

7ravop0ow (or mid.).

Rectitude, subs P, and V. xp^orrdT^?,r P. aTrAo-n;?, 17, 7rtiKia, 17, V.

Recumbent, adj. Use P. and V.

wrrtos. Lying on the

ground: V.

but rare P.).

(also Plat,

Recuperate, v. intrans. See recover,

Recuperation, subs. See recovery.

Recur, v. intrans. Return: P. and V.

Happen;P. and V. ytyi/cr0(u. .RevoZve : P.

P.Recurrence, subs.

Red, subs. Use P. and V. TO

see purple.

Red, adj. Ar. and P. P.V. TTVpO-o's, V. fLlA.T07Tp7rT05.

Crimson: P. and V. aXovpyoJs

(Plat.), P. <I>OLVI.KOVS (Xen.), V,

Ar. ^oiviKtovs ;see also

hair : P. and Y. Trupo-ds

Redden, v. trans. V.

Y. intrans. Become red :

Of

Ar. and

epvQpiav, P. dvpiJ^ptttV, Ar.

see

Y.

P.

Reddish, adj. P.

P.Redeem, v. trans. Ransom:. Deliver : P. and Y.

v, &</>lva.i, eKAtetv

see deliver. Redeem (a

promise) use accomplish. The

promise was redeemed : P. i)

wdo-xco-ts aTT^T; iThuc. 4, 39). Makeup for: P. and V. a/ccur&a (ace.),

avaX.afjL/3&vLv (ace.). Redeem (some-thing in pawn) : P. Xv<r0ai.

Redeem a pledge in pawn : P.

Redeeming feature, subs. Use P.and V. /ccpSos TO; see

Redemption, subs. Deliverance :

P. and V. XiSo-ts, ^, aTraXb&ysee deliverance. Salvation:and Y. ownqpia, ^.

Red-hot, adj. P. and V.

(Plat., Ttmoe. 58o; Eur., Cycl.

631), V. Kavtrros (Eur., CjycZ. 633),os (Eur., Oycl. 393),

(Eur., CycL 457).

Redistribute, v. trans. P.

682

Red Ree

Redistributed, adj. PRedistribution, subs. P.

6.

Red-legged, adj. (Of birds): V.

Redness, subs. P. IpvOyfjua, TO.

Redolent, adj. Sweet-smelling: P.

and V. evtotys. Be redolent of: P.

and V. oetv (gen.).

Redouble, v. trans. Increase : P.

Redoubt, subs. Use P.

TO, or use fort.

Redoubtable, adj. Terrible : P. andV. 8eo/o's ; see terrible. Brave : P.and V. dvSpetos, flp&HJs ; see iraae.

Redound to, v. trans. Conduce to :

P. and V. TiWv (ete, ace.),

crvpfiaXhto-tiai, (c!s,aco. or srpos,

ace.), P. irpo<t>pciv (eis, ace.).

jRedowraZ o owe's credit: P. andV. jcoV/Aov <#>/>/ (w*) (Thuc. 4, 17).

(J pray) that the gods put into the

hearts of all of you what is likelyto redound to the credit of yowrreputation publicly and your con-

sciences individually : P. on /w'AAeicrvvofoew KOI Trpos u8ot'av KOLVYJ KO.I

TTpOS V(TpiaV CKCtOTO), TOVTO TTttpa-

<rrTJ<rai rovs Otovs iro&w v/uv (ev^o/xeu)

(Dem. 228).

Redress, v. trans. Rectify : P. andV. 8iop0ovv, lopOovv, avopOow, Ar.

and P. eiravopQovv (or mid.). Makegood . P. and V. aKCtcr&u,

Redress, subs. Amends : P. and V.

T&rife, ^, V. -TTocvi/, y (or pi.) (rare P.),

&roiva, TC (rare P.). Making good'P. dvaA^is, ^', V.

Remedy : V. #KO?, TO,

see remedy.

Reduce, v. trans. Lessen : P.

, fieiovv (Xen.). Cz^i

P. and V. a-wTfyvciv,v. Subdue, put down : P.

and V. /caTaor/><j(>eo"0(u, /caTcpya^e-

or^at, KaOaipelv. Reduce by warfare :

P. KaTowroAc/mv (ace.). B^rfwce 6^5i^e : P. cic7roAto/oKLv (absol.).Reduce by himger : P.

(Thuc. 1, 134).}

's power : P. and V.

la/JljSttl/eiV, P.

Reduce to order : P.

iv, P. and V. Kooyictv.

to a state : P. and V,Ka8i<rrdvai

(efe, ace.), P. Kardyew(et?, aco.). 1 was reduced to the

depths of despair : P.

dtfu/xiav KaTccmrjv (Lys. 120).see A0w I am reduced by sickness :

P. 6paT ST) <os 8ta/ct/x.ai VTTO TT}S

i/oVou (Thuc. 7, 77). Reduce (in

bulk) : P. and V. Jo-xyaiW (Plat.).

TF&ew i^e suffering was reduced:V. OT ... 6 /IOY0OS ^V TTeJTCDV

(Soph., 0. C. 437).

Reduction, subs. Subjugation: P.

Ka.TacrTpo<j>r]t fj.

'

Lowering .* P.

Redundance, subs. Ar. and P.

,, T).

Redundant, adj. P. and V. irepuro-o's.

2?e redundant, v. : P. Trcptcro-ruciv.

Redundantly, adv. P. and V.

Red-winged, adj Ar.

Reecho, v. trans. A sound : V.

avTi<t>&eryecrQai, avToXoXa^tv ; 866

echo. Reecho (a sentiment) : use

P. and V. eVatvctv ;see approve.

Reed, subs. Ar. and P. KctXa/xos, 6,

Ar and V. SoVa& 6 (-2Esch., Pers.

494), Ar. (TXOLVOS, 6 or ^. Wferare the streams of En/rotas fairwith reeds : V. Iva poai TOT) KaAAi-

SoVafcds riv EupcuTa (Bur., BeZ. 492).Made of reed, adj.; Ar, and V.

oWvti/os. Pipe, j/Ittto . P. and V.

a^Ao'S, 6, P. <rvpiy,fi

(Plat.), V.

XCOTOS, 6. Pew : P. KaAa/409, 6.

Reef, subs. P. and V. Ip/wL, TO, V.

xoiptfe, ^. Reefing rope : P. andV. /cofAcos, 6.

Reef, v. trans. Ar. o-uo-TcAActv, V.

o-reAAav, Kaffiwai ; see Zower.

Reek, subs. Steam, vapour: P.

<!T/U'<?, >i (Plat.), V. oV<fe, o- ^f^^e '

P. and V. KCWTVO'S, 6, Ar. and V.

. Reek of incense : P. and

683

Ree Ref

V. OvfjLidfjLara, TO.. Eeek of sacrifice :

Ar. KVicray f).

Reek, v. intrans See smoke. Makeike altars reek with smoke . V.

Kvwrav j3a>/nfe (Eur., Ale. 1156 ,

cf. Ar., Av. 1233). Stink : P. andV. oeu>. Sfttt the dark blood of

my murdered sire reeks through the

V. cd/m S* In -jrarpos Kara

(Bur.,

318). Jfoefc tw'M P. and V.

petv (dat ),V. OTa^cw- (dat.), /cara-

oTtt^ctv (dat.), jc&rappcii' (dlt.), //,-uSav

(dat.). Reeking sacrifices: V.

fjLirvpa /cvlo-corei, TO. Reeking withblood : Ar. and V. ai/Aaroorayrfc.

Beeking sword . V. i/coppavrov fi<os.

Reel, v. intrans. Stagger: Ar. andP. tAcyytai/, (T^aAXccr^at (Xen ).

way fce/bre aw atoc& ; Pio reel (of an

V. K\tvuv (Eur., SaypSwoon : P. Xnroifru^lv, V.

see swomt. Be dis-

: P. and V. Ka/^ etv. O/ i/ie

use wander.

Reeling, adj. P. and V. Trap^opo?.Re-establish

,v. trans. P. and V,

army)704).

Refection, subs. Food : P. and V.

TpO^iy, 17, (TLTOS, 6.

Refectory, subs. P. and V. <n>cr<rriov,

TO.

Refer, v. trans. Put down to ; P.and V. a.va<J>epeiv (ri nvi Or rt ts

rtva) (V. also d^cpctv),(TL TWI), Ar. and P. 7rava<epav (TLts Ttva), avarWevai (TL nvi). Bid a

person consult: P. efaevai rivd cts

(ace.). I ww'W ra/er yo^ to a speakerwho is worthy of your trust : P.cts d^o^pcwv "Ufxtv TOV AeyovTo. dvowro)

(Plat., 20B). Hand over to

some one's decision: Ar. and P.

&rtrp7Tti/ (rt T/t), avarWi/o.L (TL

TW), P <tev<u (TI cis Ttva). Referto, allude to : P. and Y, Xeyctv

(ace.), .Zfe/^r to covertly : Ar. andP. cui/wro-eo-flat (ace. or et?, ace.), P.

'. (ace.). Betake oneselfP. QOLTOLV (wapa, aCC.). 2%a

684

case of dispute it might be

>ssible to refer to these documents :

lv (I TL ytyi/TO ^^iO-ftrjT^a-i/JLOv

TJV 15 TO.ypdfj.fJLa.Ta

Taur* c-TravcX^ccv

(Dem. 837). Have reference to :

P. and V. Tctmv (sts, aec.).

Referee, subs. P. and V. /3pa/3ev<s,

6 (Plat.) ;see umpire.

Reference, subs. Handing over to

another's decision : P.

Reference to, mention of: P. andV. /u/i'tt, 17.

Iw reference to : P.

and V. /cara (ace.), Trpds (ace.).

H"a^e reference to, v. : P. and V.

T/itv (eis, ace.).

Refill, v. trans. P. avaTrXypow.

Refine, v. trans Purify: P. andV. KaOoLiptw. Eefine ((/old) : Ar.

a<j>\f/iv. Civilise: P. and V.

TraiSeuctv, f)p.povv. Refine upon (aword or thought) : V. Ko/xi/re-ueiv

(ace.) (Soph., ^LTO^. 324). AbsoL,

piactise refinements (^ubtle dist'inc-

tions) : P. KO/ul/evea-Qat, P. aud V.

Refined, adj Pure, unmixed . P.

and V. tape's. Of gold: P.

a7T <0os (Thuc.), d/o}paTos (Plat.).

Elegant* Ar. and P. ^apt'cis,

Accomphshed : P. and V.

Ar. and P. <iAo/Aot;cros.

P. <ji>tA.oKaXo9,

5e refined, v. : P.

Subtle : P. and V.

Refinement, subs. Refining process

(Plat.).

, 17,

(of gold) : P.

Elegance. P. and V.Love o/ ar ; P. ^tXoTcxvta,

Luxwry : P. and V. Tpi5<

"

4 (Plat.). Stt&tfaty : P.

Refit, v. trans. P.

Refitting, subs. P.

Reflect, v. trans. Reflect (as a

mirror) : P. ipjuuvay. Show : P.

and Y. <aiVetv; see sftow. AbsoL,

ponder : P. and V. IvB^p.&.crOo.i,

(or mid.), ci/voclv (or mid.),"-

(or mid ), ^/oovrt^tv, Xoyt-

TrwrKOTrcrv, (T/cowetv (V. also

mid ), P. K\oytt,cr6cu. Reflect with

Oneself : P. Trap" lavrcp cricoTrctv, irpos

Ref Ref

lavrbv A.oyio-0ai, Trpos eavrov evOv-

/xio-0ai, Trpos eauTov aKOireiv. Reflect,

upon : P. and V. ei/^/^eto-^at (ace.

P. also gen ),evvoeiv (or mid.) (ace.),

crvit'oeiv (or mid.) (ace.), Xoyio-0ai

(ace.), O-KOTTCIV (ace. V also mid.),lirio-KOTreiv (aCC.), P KAoy/r0aiface.), V. IXio-orcu/ (ace.), wfjuav

(ace.), na\xa" *w (ac

) Met.,blatne : P. and V. ^i^^Bai (ace.

or dat.) ;see blame. Briny into

discredit : P. ts wrcnl/iav Ka&tcrravai

(acc.)

Reflection, subs. Image: P. andV. eiKwi/, ?). Reflections in water:

P. TO. v TOLS vficuO-i, ^>avTacr/x,aTa, cV

voWii> ccfcoVcg. ^4 pale reflection of

friendship (as opposed to reality) :

V. 6/uAi'as KaTOirrpov (.ZEsch., .40.

839). Consideration: P. and V.

o-ictyfe, % (Bur., fflpp. 1323), P7r77cei/us, 07.

Meditation P. andV. <rvwoia.j >/, ev0t$/7o-is, ^ (Eur.,

Frag.), Ar. and V. $povrt$, y (rare

P.), P. Iwoia, ^. Reconsideration :

P. diaAovar/Aos, 6. Blame : P. andV. /A/un/rw, 17, i/royos, 6. Discredit :

P. and V. aur^t^, , ovciSos, TO.

Reflective, adj. P OWKWS; see

Refluent, adj. V.

Reform, v. trans. P. and V.

SwpOovv, cfrpQovv, avopdovvj Ar. andP. tiravopOovv, Ar. Vfr TO yScXrlov,

rpeirciv. Civilise: P. and V.

fycpovv ;see reclaim. Reform (po-

litically) : P. vo>Tp*2v (ace. or

Tre/H, acc.). V. intrans. Improve :

Ar. and P. lircStSoww.

Reform, subs. P. ravop0cyux, TO.

IwjprcweTnewtf : P. ^m'Soo-is, ^.

Reform of the constitution: P.

Reformer, subs. (Politically) ; use

Refractoriness, subs. Obstinacy:P. a&Od&eia,

fyAr. and V. avOaSla,

y ; see also disobedience,

Refractory, adj. Obstinate : P. andY. avOdfrns; see also disobedient.

P. and V.

Refrain, v. trans. P and V. icarexeiv;see c/i6cA'. V. intrans. P. and V.

airexto-Qat, a<j>t'crTOLcr6a.L ; see also for-bear. When you have learnt fromme give advice. Till then refrainV. orav fjLa.@y$ fu>v I'OvQerti, TOLVUV 8*

ea (Soph., 0. G. 593). Refrainfrom : P. and V 0^^0-60.1 (gen.),

a^Lcrraa-Oai. (gen.). Refrain from(doing) : P. and V. afr^crOaLL (prf,

infill.), V. a<rracr0ai (infin). I

refrained from "killing : V.

Refresh, v. trans P. and V.

avalffL^GLV (Plat.), V. KO.T<uffLX<W.

JSncowage : P. eTrtpptovuvat ; see

encourage. Refresh one's memoryabout a thing . P. cts fjanqp.'qv

dvaXa^avctv TI. J5fi refreshed:P. and V. avaTTvctv. RefreshOneself : P. ava\afi/3dviv laurdv.

Refreshing, adj. P. a/co^os (Plat.).

Refreshment, subs. P. and V.

ava^vxi ^ (Plat ).Food P and

V. TpO^?}, ^, <TtTO?, 6.

Reft of, adj See fore/2.

Refuge, subs. P. and V.

ff, ttTrooTpo^iy, ^, P.

ava^oip^o-t?, ^. PZace of refuge:also V. TnJpyos, 6. Fly for refuge,v. : P. and V. Kara^o/yeiv. Take-

refuge in, have recourse to : P. andV. Tpror0(u (cts or 7r/o(fe, acc.), P.

Kora^euyeu/ (efe or wprfs, acc.) ; seeunder recourse.

Refugee, subs. P. and V.or $ ; see exi, e.

Refulgence, subs. P.

see brightness.

Refulgent, adj. P. and V.see bright.

Refund, v. trans. P. and V.

(feroStSoVai, P. di/Ta7ro8t8oVat.

Refurbish, v. trans. P.

Refusal, subs. Refusal to give : P.and V. <l>06vos, 6, V. ^^ov^o-ts, fy

Avoidance : P. and V. ^vy^, ^ ; see

avoidance. Meet with a refusal :

P. Sia/uipramv (Dem. 401). Yicm

meet with no refusal at myfiftfi

Ref Reg

hands : Y. owe TI/AOS l/c y fu>v

avct (Soph., 0. G. 51).

Refuse, v. trans. Decline: P. and

V. ov 8xr0ai, aTTco^cti/ (or mid.),

etv (or mid.), Sitofowrftu, frvai-

(Dem. and Plat, but rare P.),

dpVLcr0ai (Dem. 319), aTrapvewrtfai

(Time. 6, 56), Ar. and P. OVK

cwroSexecr&u ; see also reject. Avoid :

P. and V. &urrao-0ai (gen.),

v\a,{$cl(r6a.L ; see avoid. Ee/wse awwmiata'ow : P. liraivelv (ace.) (Xen.)of. AT., Ban. 508). JBe/^se to

#we : P. and Y. ^Oovelv (gen. Y.

also ace).

Lo I stretch forth myhand and nothing shall be refusedV. tSou 7rpoTtVt0, Kovbev avTiprjcreraL

(Soph., Track. 1184). 2%e Mpshall take you and shall not be

refused : Y. 77vow? yap &&. KOVK

JnrapvriOy<reraL (Soph., P&fl. 527).Do not refuse when we are beggingour first favour : P. M . . . yp&vTT}]/ y irp&rriv ainrjo-ayrw \o-piv

airapi^is 70^7 (Plat., Soph 217o).

Befuse to (with infin.) : Ar. and P.

OVK 0e'\iv, Ar. and V. ov ^eA.etv, Y.Do not refuse to answer

this : P, /AT/ $&6vL fwi aTTOKpl-

TOVTO (Plat., G-oig. 489A).Come to my house early to-morrowand don't refuse : P. avpiov Iw^cv

a<f*LKQV olKoSe KOL fArj oAAo)? TroL-ijcrfls

(Plat Loch. 201s; cf. Ar., Av.

133).

Refuse, subs. P. and Y. x^So(Dem, 1278, ^sch., Frag.).

KaiQdp/JLara, rd. Used Met.,

persons: Ar. and P.

TrepLTpifAfia, r6.

Refutation, subs. P. and V.6. Refutation of a charge: Y.atria? airocrrpo^'q, T).

Refute, v. trans. P. and Y.P. a7reXc/j(iv,

, adj. : P.

,

V.

of

TO,

JRegain v. trans. P. and V.

avaXapftdveiv ; see r^-

Begain confidence : Ar andP. $.va.6apo-iv (absol.).

and V. /ftwrtAr/ccfe,

rvpavvLKO^ V.

Regale, v. trans. .Feosi : P. and V.

lortav, evwxctv (Eur., CycL 346), V.

Satvvi/at, Qowav ; seej^asi. Delight;P. and Y. repTrctv, v<l>paLvi,v.

Regally, adv. P. ^ao-tXi/cws (Xen.),.

Regard, subs. Ctora; P. and V.

7rtcrrpo^, 17, OTTOuSiy, 77, P. !7ri/*A.eia,

17,Ar. and P. /xcXen?, 77, Y. wpa, ^,

Ar. and V. /icpt^iva, 77, ^povrfe, ^

(rare P.) ; see care. Bespect,

deference : P. ^cpaTrcca, ?} ; see

ectf. Eespectfulness : Y.

Pay regard to : P. eTri

ia-Ocu (gen.), V. Xoyov )(4V

(gen ) ; see regard, v. Iw regardto: P. and V. Kara (aCC.), Trpos

(aoc.) ; see concerning. Love : see

love. Look : see Zoofc.

Regard, v. trans. Heed, care for :

Ar. and P. ^rr^Wtfoi (gen.), P.

and Y. briarrpi^a-Bcu. (gen.), <f>pov-

rlfctv (gen.), VTp&r<rQ(u (gen.)

(Plat, but rare P.), rrj^XeLv (aoo. or

gen.) (Plat, but rare P.), Y.

fjL&eo-Qai (gen.), wpav %x lv (gen -)>

Ar. and Y. irporlp.a.v (gen.). Payrespect to: Ar. and P. Otpaarevew.Value : P. Trept woXXov Trotcio-^ai,

P. and Y. rlpav, /cr/Secr^at (gen.)

(rare P.), Y. i/a/>i0/jcr0at, Trpo^-tieo-Oai (gen.). Look upon : P. andV. cwro/fXerreiv (cts, ace. Or Trpo?,

acc.), irptxropav (Plat, but rare P.) ;

see behold, watch. Consider : P.and Y. vo/uiv, fy<rQaLi, &yew, V.

686

Regarding, prep. P. and V. *car<i

(acc.); see concerning.

Regardless, adj. Ar. and P. a^eA^s.

Eegardless of- P. d/jieAifc (gen.),

^Atyajpos (gen.), V. &^povrts (gen.)

(Eur., Frag.) ; see heedless.

Regardlessly, adv. P. d/wAfo, P.and Y. a<p0im<rra>s (Xen.).

Regardlessness, subs. P. d/zVaa,77 ; see heedlessness.

Regency, subs. Guardianship : P.

Reg

Theras held the

regency in Sparta: P.* ev

(HSt. 4, 147).

Regenerate, v. trans. Save : P.

and V. o-<oiv. Make perfect : use

P. TcXcOW, V. TfiXciOUV.

Regeneration, subs. Salvation: P.

and V. o-omypta, ^.

Regenerator, subs. Saviour : P.

and V. o~o>Ti7p, 6.

Regent, subs. Governor: P. andV. apxwv, 6. Guardian : Ar. andP. 7rtTp07TOS, 6.

/or Pleistarchus, who though kingwas still a minor, being his cousin.

P. IIXeioTapxov . . . oWa/cat vcov (TI dvei/aos a>v

(Thuc. 1, 132).

Regime, subs. Established order :

P. and V. Kcn-dorao-is, ^. Way o/

life : P. and V. 8tWa, 17.JPorm o/

potferwwewtf : P. KOCT/XOS, 6.

Regimen, subs. System ofP. and V. SiWa, ^.

Regiment, subs. Use P. and V.

rdfis, ^, Xo^os, 6.

Region, subs. P. and V.

rcVos, 6, or pi. V. 7rXd, ^, Ar. andV. x&pos, 6, or pi.

Register, subs. Ar. and P. Kara-

Xoyos, 6, P. drroypa^,TO, wtva^, 6.

Register, v. trans. P.

dvaypa<^iv, Ar. and P.

>u<f>tv j see enrol. BLav& (a

e, etc.) registered : P. 7riypd-

(mid.). Eegister a vow :

use swear9v.

Registrar, subs. P. dvaypa<<-ife, 6.

Registration, subs, P."

Reg

Regret, v. trans. Repent of: P.and V. ftTaytyi>(oo-/ce/ (aco.). Jregret: Ar. and P. /urriip&cc JLOL

(gen.). Z%0z/ regretted that theyhad not accepted the proposals fora truce : P. jLceT6jU.cA.ovro ra? (nrovSasov Sc^a/LO'Oi (Thuc., 4, 27). Jkftss,

/W the loss of: P. and V. mOtlv

(ace.). Lament: Ar. and P.

SyavaKTcu/ (dat.), xoXraiv/ (dat.),V. iriKp&S <f>pCLV, oW^OpeE^e: V. dorxaXXew (dat.)P. 7. 761).

Regretful, adj. Involuntary : P.

oKouo-tos, P. and V. ofy IKOVO-IOS, V.tticwv. Regretful tears : V. 7ro0e/a

Saicpua.

Regretfully, adv. Unwillingly :

use adj., P. and V. aiccov, <wx |K<DV,

in agreement with subject; seealso reluctantly.

Regrettable, adj. Untoward: P.

and V. oWxe/tnfc ; see untoward.

Regretted, adj. P. and V.

Regular, adj. Ordinary, customary:P. and Y.

Regress, subs. Eetarw : see return

Way out : P. and V. !&>Sos, ^.

Regret, subs. Remorse : P. and V.

, >} (Bur., ^a^.), P.

T), /terafLeXos, 6, V.

, 17.Sorrow for something

lost or absent : P. and V. -TTO'^O?,

V.(Plat.). Tears ofi a Sa/cpuu, ra.

(Dem. 605), elMs, eiflwr/wos, P.

crvvrpo<os, Ar. and P. i/o/uo/ievos.

Regular meeting of the Assembly :

Ar. and P.

opposed to

Symmetrical: P.

derly : P. and V.Ar. and P.

P. d-TrXoSs.

(as

o-ia).

Or-

Met.,

Regularity, subs. Ar, and P.

, P. and V.

,6. Symmetry : P. <ru/jL/ATpta,

Regularly, adv. In an orderly

way: Ar. and P. Kooyiwos, P.

order: P. and V.

V day : I*- andV. KOL& yj/Jitpav, V. icar* rjfJWLp. Con-

tinually : P. and V. a', Ar. and P.

s. Symmetrically: P.oi;/x,/*er-

687

three obols should be given instead

of the Attic drachma and that not

regularly: P. T^V /u<r0o<opav <rvv-

6T/1V aVTt Spa^^? 'ATTUClJs

Reg Rej

KCU TOVTOJU/J)

&8oer0ai (Thuc. 8, 45).

Regulate, v. trans. Ar. and P.

StoiKciv, Ta/jiieveiv, P. and V. OLKCIV,

v/i(.v, Ar. and V. d/>/jioiv, V.

veo/x,av, Tropcrurtiv ;see manage,

gocern. Fix, appoint . P. and V.

rao-ffctv, 7rpo<rracrcrtv. We cannot

regulate the extent to which we wishour empire to reach : P. ou/c Ifcrrtr

..(Thuc. 6, 18). Arrange in

order : P. Siaracro-ew', V. GTT04X^tv,SiacTTotxtfao-Qai, StaaraOfjLav&ai .

Regulation, subs. Management.P. oW/eiyons, ?/, Sia^tpwris, 17.

00-

mmand : see command. Ordi-

nance: P. and V. vo/u>s, o, tfecr/zo's,

6 (rare P.).

Rehabilitate, v. trans. Restore P.

and V. ftvopQow.

Rehearsal, subs. Practice: Ar.

and P. /AcA-erry, ?/.

Rehearse, v. trans. Practise ; Ar.

and P. ftcXcrav. Narrate : P. andV. A-cyew, l&rweio'Qa.i, Step^eo-Oat, ;

see narrate. .Recite ; P. and V.

Reign, subs. P. and V. dpx?, *?,

Kp&TOS, TO.

Reign, v. intrans. P. and V.

v, ctp^ctv, Kparclv, SecrTro^ctv,

v, V. avaoxreiv, /cot/oavetv,

iv, Ar. and V. ru/oawctv.over; use govern. The

reigning family : P.

owcta(Dem. 22).

Rftrnburse, v. trans. SeeP. and V.

Reimburb^jnent, subs. Repayment :

P. dxo'8oa*9, 17.

Rein, subf P. and V. fyCa, ^ V.

pvny/i o, twTroSeo-fta, TGL (Bur., Sipp.1225). .BrwZZe : P. and V. x^A.^5,6. Gwe mw to ; Met., P. and V.

Rein in, v. trans. P. and V.see check.

Reinforce, v. trans. Come to help :

P. and V. poqOcLv (dat.), P.

(dat.), Trpoo-yiyvco-Qai (dat.),

rjOeLv (dat.), Trapa

(dat.). Met., P. and V.

(dat.). Send Wp: P.

Reinforcements, subs. P.

17, fiorjQoL, oi, ol

(Thuc. 2, 79). We hcwe no means

of getting reinforcements for ourCrews : P ovS' OTTO^CI/ CTriTrX^poxroftc^a

ras vavg I^OP-^ (T^c - 7, 14:). It

will be disgraceful to be foi ced to

leave or afterwards send for rein-

forcements : P. aurxpbv /3iaor0vrasO.Tr.X&lV 17 V(TTpOV 7Tt)ltTa7r/X7rCCr^at

(Thuc. 6, 21)

Reins, subs. Kidneys : Ar and P.

vt<t>poi, ot. Met., heart : P. and V."

TO, /jio's,6 <s>pi?V, 71, or pi. V.

OTrXay^o^* TO, Or pi., ijirap, TO.

Reinspirit, v. trans. Use encourage.

Reinstate, v. trans. P. and V.

Kardytw (TWO, ets TI), Kai$L<rrdvat (TWO.

& Tt).

Reinstatement, subs. Return fromexile : P. and V. KdOoSos, fj.

Reiterate, v. trans. Repeat; P.

vaXa/x^aveiv, 7ravaXa/A-

, V. avaTToActv, ttva/ATprftu.over a?wZ over : P. and V.

Assert emphatically: P.

Reiteration, subs.

P. &ravo8os, 77.

Reject, v. trans. Not to choose : P.

d?roKptvtv. Refuse : P. and V.ov Sexeo-Oai, aTrvQctv (or mid.),

iv (or mid.), 8D^et(r6at, &W-(Dem. and Plat, but rare

osi^e: P. and V.

ppwrretv, V. c/cptVreii/. Despise : P.and V. Kara.<l>povew (aco. or gen.),Ar. and V. aTroTrr&iv ; see despise.

Neglect : P. and V. u/^tv (gen.),

irapapcXclv (gen.). Dislike : V.

aTToorcpyetv ; see dfoZi&e. Rejectby voting: Ar. and P. dwroxeipoTovctv.

JBe;'ec< (candidates for office) afterscrutiny . P. d7ro8o/a/wiv.

688

Rej

Rejection, subs. Avoidance : P.

and V. <l>vyvj, f) ; see avoidance,

refusal.

Rejoice, v. trans. P. and V. eu<pairav,Ar. and V. n-pocryeA.ai'

(J3sch., Eum. 253) Please: P.

and V. apccnceiv (ace. or dat.), Ar.

and V. avSavctv (dat.), Trpocrcroivciv,

Ar. 7rpocrfeo-0ai. V. intrans. P.

and V. TySecrfltu, xafaw, yeyiyflevtu,

Ar. and V. TipirevOai (rare P.).

Eejoice at: P. and V. ^eo-flai

(dat.), xaV4" (dat. or *rf> da*-)'

cmxaipeiv (dat.), yeyqOevai (CTTI,

dat) (Dem. 332, and Plat, but rare

P.), P. tyr}$e<r6ai (dat.), yavpiav

(dat.), Y. forpxat'piv (dat.), yavpov-<r0ai. (dat.). Eejoice with another .

P. and Y. crwiJSecrfcu (absol. or

dat.), Ar. and P. o-vyxaipeiv (absol.or dat.), Y. o-uyyey^eVcu (dat.)

(perl of <ruyv7?0etv).

Rejoicing, subs. P. and V. ^80*17,

97, xapo, ^ J see 3y- An object for

reJO^Clng : use adj., P. rixapros,

or subs., Y. 7rtxapA*, TO.

Rejoin, v. trans. Return to: use P.

0at ?rpos (aCC.) Absol.,

P. and V.

. 516, J5accfe. 1272),P. vnro\CLfj,/3dvctv ;

see

answer. Make a defence : P. andV. a7roA.oyr0<u (Bur.,

Rejoinder, subs. Answer: P. andV. &ro'/cpuns, 4 (Eur., .Fra?.), P.

wo ^7/i/as. Defence: P. dTroXoyta, ^.

Rejuvenate, v. trans. Ar. vaveiv.

Rekindle, v. trans Met., P. and V.

avcgwrvpelv (Plat.), Ar.

see kindle.

Relapse, v. intrans. P.

Relapse wto, be reduced to: P.

and V. Ka^Loroo-^at (cts, ace.).

Relate, v. trans. Narrate : P. and

V. Xeyeiv, c^yetcrtf

iTregcpxecrOai, <f>pdtw,and P. SiQTycurftxi,

St

K<j>pdfav. Relate to the end

and V. Sicwrcpcuvciv. JfeZate to,

reference to : P. and V.

(ace.).

answer

(Eur.,

Ar.

V.

P.

Rel

Related, adj. Related (by blood,

C.) : P. and V. avayxaTos,see kindred. Be related to : P.

and V. cyyifc elvai (dat. or gen.),v (dat.). Was lie related to

you ? Y. /xoiv TrpocriJKe <roi ; (Eur.,L T. 550) Be more distantlyrelated : P.

-yei/ei aTrcorcpo) ctvat

(Dem. 1066).

Relation, subs. Narration: P.

Si^yjjo-ts, ^, StefoSo?, ^ (Plat.) ; see

also narrative. Kindred: use adj.,

P. and Y. owycn/s, oticetos, avay/catos,

,V. OT/yyoi/os, o/jtocnropos,

o/xatjLtos, 6/x.at/x,<uv ; 866

Relations: P. and V.

ot avay/catot, ot wpocny/coFres, V. ot

aZ)u.aTos. Potybus was norelation to you : Y. ^T/ o-ot ndXu/3o5

ci/ 6/ t (Soph ,0. R. 1016).

marriage : P. and Y.

s, 6, Y KT^Scv/Att, TO, ya/jt^pds,,

6, Ar. and Y. /o/Sc/jtcov, 6. Ifttfer-

course: P. and V. 6/uXi'a, ^,

/cotvwvca, 17,P. en-i/u^ta, ^ ; See-

P. ra arv/x^oXata. Mw^aZ relations :

P. -^ irp05 aXX^Xous X/06"1 (Plat ,

Rep. 372A). Relations with a

person: P. and V. TO. Trpds nva.T^omew's relations wtik men are

difficult : V. TO. yap ywatfcoiv S-ucrx^p^'

Trpos ^pGTcvas (Eur., Jo?i, 398).What relation is there between?P. and V. rt's Kotv<uvta; with two

genitives. Have relations with,v. : P. and V. bpXelv (dat.),

wpoerojulXeTv (dat.), icoivcovctv (dat.) ;

see /z^ve intercmvrse with, underint&rGQivrse. 1 think we may findthis important for discovering the

nature of courage namely in whatrelation it stands to the other partsof VWtw: P. ot/wtt cTi/at rt i)/uv

TOVTO n-pos rd c^eupccV Trepl

7rp^5 r#XXa /wpta ra T^WOT* lx (Plat., Pro^. 353s).

Relationship, subs. P. and V.

689

s, rd o-uyyema, 17, TO cruyyeves, P.Y. o-uyyems op.TXLai.

Ties of relationship : P. Ta rfj?

Rel Rel

drayicaia (Dem. 1118),P. and V. avdy/oy, V. TO TrpooHJ/cov.

From his relationship to Atreus :

P. KOTO. TO OIK610V *ATpt (ThuC.1, 9). Nearness of relationship :

Ar. and P. dyxrreia, 7, V. dyxwrrfita,T<X. Relationship by mairiage : P.

and "V, K?)8os, TO, /c^ev^a, TO,

Relative, subs. See relation.

Relative, adj. As opposed to

absolute: P. -n-pos 17/^5 (Aristotle).Relative to, incident to: Ar. andP. a*dXoi;0os (gen. or dat.). Con-

cerning . see concerning.

Relatively, adv. In relation to

something, opposed to absolutely :

P. irpo's Tt (Aristotle). Relatively

to, in comparison with : P. and V.

irpds (acc.)

Relax, v. trans. Loosen : P. and V.

G,vZVCt6, YttAftV (Plat.), TTCLpZcj/GU.

ILtGicvai, V. efavtevat. jKemii : P.

and V. &Zvat, /jie&ievai, Ar. and V.

v^Zevat (gen.) (or mid.), P. l?ravti/ai.

jy /or a moment we relax our

precautions : P. t aL<jxupri<Top,v n/cat

/3pu>xv r55 TTypiytrcoDS (Thuc.7, 13). JReZaa; OTW'S aw^er : Ar.

avtei/at, V. dpyi}s ^<

aw is relaxed : V. 6

(Eur., Or. 941). Do^o^r hold of the common

. TOV KOWOV

dito-^ (Thuc. 2, 60)."

P. and V..

* '

My limbs are relaxed : V.. . . ^17 (Eur., Hec. 438).we?'e sleeping all with their limbs

relaxed : V, rfiBov Se TTQU

n-api/jti/ai (Eur., Bacch. 683)..ZfoZaa? CTze'5 ej/brfe through coward-ice: P. naXaK%ca-9at,, Ar. and P.

/x,aX0a/accr0(M (Plat.). JS/werva^e :

Ar. and P. tfpuirreiv (rare in Act.),P. 8ia0pu7rmi/. V. intrans. P. andV. Xoxj&oV, avtevat, P. eTravtei/ai.

Relaxation, subs. Loosening: P.

Amusement : P. and V.

Relay, subs. Succession . P. and V.

8ia8ox>7, T? ; see rfi^e/1

Release, v. trans. Let go of: P.

and V. u<i<r0ai (gen.), Ar. and V.

/i#io-0<u (gen.). Let fall : P. andV. a<jf>Zeyat. Release one's grip :

P. and V. x^y- Deliver. P.

and V. A.ttv, a<Zei/ai> eAeu0epow,or

mid.), V. cfa^raXXdcra-civ ; see

liver.

Release, subs. P. and V.

17, Xtfo-LS, ^, V.

^, P. dTToAtms, ^, eXev^'pcoa-ts, 17.

Salvation . P. and V. o-omyptu, 17.

Relegate, v. intrans. P. and V.

P.

P. and V.

Relent, v. intrant. Be softened : P.

(aor. pass. 7rt/cXav),

, V. /ctaX^aKt^cr^at, ftaA.-

7r7rav#j}vcu, (&or pass.,

P. and V. /ca/ATrrcor^at,

(Plat, but rare P.), Ar.and V. fwXd<rarcrOat.. Change one's

mind : P. and V.

S&ow ?7iercy : P. and V.Relent towards : use jt?%.

Relentless, adj. P. and V.

, TrtKpos, P. dirapatTtyTOs, V.

(Soph., Frag.), SiJoraXyiTTos, Ar. andV. ^vot/cros, ^Tey/cTos ; see crweZ.

Relentlessly, adv. P. and V.P. aV77A.0>5, 0-;(TAUOS, V.

ois, ai/otKTO)S, araXy^Toas ; see

Relentlessness, subs. P. and Y.

iriKpOTfis, ^, P. ayvtoiJLQarvvTrjj 17 ; see

cruelty.

Relevant, adj. P. and V.

Relevantly, adv. P. ?rpo<r7*coVra>s.

Reliability, subs. P. and V. -ra

^, TO TTtOTOV, P. TTtO-TOT^S, ^,

Reliable, adj. P. and, V.

7, P-

690

(Eur., Or. 597, but Bare V.), P.'

Rel Re!

Reliably, adv. P. and V.

Reliance, subs. P. and V.

Self-reliance : P. and Y. 0paoros,TO ;

see boldness.

Reliant, adj. P. and Y. Opacrvs,

ToX/x.?7po$ ;see bold.

Relic, subs. P. and V. Xi/rai/ov (or

pi).

Relief, subs. Alleviation - P. andV. avcul/vxrj, '/ (Plat.), Trapcu/nJX1?' -^

Y. #va/cor;<uns, / Cessation: P.

Abatement .* P. Xci)0iyo"ts, 17. Save

relief from P. and V. Xa><av

(gen ). When his body hath relief

from sickness Y 6Vav /AO/ o-tfyua

Kov<f>i<r6fj VQO-QV (Eur., Or. 43).Recreation : P. palmary, . Breath-

ing space P. and V. uWTn/oiJ, 17

(Plat.), V.<l/A7n/oT7, ^- Belieffrom .

P. and Y. civfyTrcfuXQ. w (sen.),

TraiJXa, 7; (gen.), 8taXt5o*ts, ij (gen.),V. ava/coi;<To-is, >} (gen.). Riddance :

P. and Y. X&rcs, 17, aTraXXay^, ^.

Help- P. /Joi70x, ^. Reliefs,

relays. Apportioning (the work)among themselves in reliefs : P.

$t,r)pr}[jivoi KO.T ava7rav\a<5 (Thuc2, . *75) T'FT^w the Phocian

general sent for the cavalry fromArqura to act as reliefs

- P. 7ret8^

6 orpcmyyos ^co/aa))/ /jLer&refjiireTO TOVS

(Dem. 567). jK/i6y trireme set

sail as reliefs and put in at Egypt :

P. Trcvny/covTa Tpi77pis 8ia8ox<M'TrXcoucrat Is AXymrov ear^ov (Thuo.1, 110). In sculpture, work in

relief: P. CKTVTTW/JWI, TO, Y. Tt/TTot,

ol (Eur., Phoen. 1130). Work in

relief, v. trans. : P. CKTUTTOW.

Relieve, v. trans. Alleviate : P. andV. %7rtKov<f>iew, SaravrXfiv (Plat.),V. feu/Attpt

/

e'; see alleviate. Put

a stop to : P. and Y.

Comfort, cheer : P. and V.

fjLv6ei<r0a<. (Eur., Or. 298), V. m. .

Bdieve from, free from :

and Y. dfaevat, (rwa TWOS),

' (nvd TIIOS), &7roXvLV

TIVOS) (Eur., Or. 1236), V.civ (TIVCL Ttvos) \ see ^eZ^ver.

Believe from labour: Y. ftox^ov

iTrlKov^L^y. Believefrom troubles :

V. a.7roKOV<f>iW Kafcoiv. .May ifee

^ods relieve you of your sicknessY icat <T 8at/AOV5 vocrov fJLTacm^<rf,av

(Soph., P&. 462). Go to ifee AeZ^o/. P and V. ^Oelv (dat.) ; see

fe^^p. They made their attacks

taking turns to relieve: P. ava-

roiowro (Thuc. 4, 11). Relieve a

person of a duty, etc., take it over

from him : P. StaSe^ecr^at (rt TWL).

They did not relieve Nicias of the

command - P. TOI> Nt/c^av ou

-TropcXvo-av -nys apx^s (Thuc. 7, 16).

Reliever, subs. V. -rraudnyp, 6 ; see

Relieving, adj. V.. BeUevinypain : V . vavart\vjro<5,

.

Religion, subs. P. and Y. rfc 0eTa.

Worship: P. ^ew tfepaWa, .

Religiousness : P. and-

Religious, adj. Beligious rites:

Ar. and P. ra Upa, P. and Y. T&

^ta ; see rites. Pious : P. and Y.

ewr)&7S, 00-405, Oeoareftys.

Religiously, adv. Piously P andV. cvo-ej&os, oo-tcos, P. Btocrcpfa

(Xen.).

Religiousness, subs. P. and Y.

,TO VO-)S5, P-

Relinquish, v. trans. Owe z/$): P.

and V. a<i<rra<r0a,6 (gen.), $<J>lv<u,

ovtei/at (ace. or gen.), ftctfceVai,

*^oraa-6ai (gen.), Y. Sta/xe^te^at ;

see M!SO Zeaue. 1/0* ^o o/: P. andV. a<icr0<u (gen.), Ar. and V.

(gen.). I relinquish the

command to lwm : P.

r^y ap^v (Thuc. 6, 23).

Relinquishment, subs. P. and V.

, ,

Relish, v. trans. Pw* up with : P.

and Y. avex^a-Bai. ; see endwe.

691

Rel Rem

Not to relish : P.

see dislike

Relish, subs. Seasoning: Ar. andP. i}oV/m TO. Dainty : P. and V.

otyov, TO (ZEsch., Frag.'). Give a

relish to, season, v. : P.

Have a relish for : P. and V.

pcioYcos <cpiv ; see like.

Reluctance, subs. Hesitation: Pand V. OKVOS, 6. Reluctance to take

the field: P. 0.770/0/170-

Ununlfangness to grant a thing :

P. and V. <0oVos, 6. .From base

reluctance to benefit any man . V.

<>c8oi irovrjpq, fj.r)8ev cS Trotctv ftpor&v

(Eur., .Fra#.).

Reluctant, adj. Of persons: P.

and V. iicwv, ofy CK&V. Of things :

P. and V. ovx l/covcrtos, P.

V. aica>v. -Be / eluctant to, v. : P andV. dVvetv (infin.), K&roKvelv (infin.), P.

Reluctantly, adv.^

P. and V.

oKoi;cricos, o&x KOVcrL<o$tP. d/coiro)?.

Do a /ww0 reluctantly : P. and V.

SKCW 'Troietv TI. With an effort :

Ar. and P. x^6 ^ P- ancL V.

/loyis, /jodXi?. He agreed reluctantly :

P. OT;j/</)T7CT /AtfylS.

Rely on, v trans. P. and VireiOccrOai, (dat.), irwrrevcLv (dat.).

Belying on : use adj., P and V.

wferwo? (dat.) (Thuo.) 5 V. KOTO'S

(dat.).

Remain, v. intrans. Abide : P. andV. /-tepciv, Trapa/xcmvj Ar. and P.

KaTQ.p.Vt.v, Trepifi&ew, P. Sta/ievetv,

VTrofiO'eti/, V. /ujjimv, Trpocrpevew ,

see *to^. Remain beMnd : P. Remam on : Ar. and P.

(absol.). Lasi : P andV. fj,vew, -Trapaftcvetv, avTX tv ?

V. C1

?1'* Ar. and P.

t. Bold grood : P. and. 50 Ze/tf; P. and V.

A.ewr(r0(U, Ar. and V. -n-cptXeMrco-^cw.

BcmotTJ (wer : P. xeptcTvai, Ar. andP. 7rpfyiyveo-0(u. JBTqpe rewaiws : P.

eA.7TtS VTTCOTi.

Remainder, subs. P. and V. TO

Xowro'v, Td-n-fXowra (Dem, 361).

Remaining, adj. P. and V.Ar. and P.

wepotTroff.

Remains, subs. P. and V.

TO, or pi.

Remand, v. trans. Pw* off . P. andV. ava#AAo-0(U.

Remand, subs. P. and V.

4-

Remark, subs. Something said : P.

and V. Aoyos, 6, or use speech.Mention . P. and V. jmvcia, ^, P.

/inj^, T/.

Remark, v. trans. Soj/ : P. and V.

Xfi-ycir, ciyopsvctv ;see sm/ Notice :

P. and V. VOVK ZX LV ^pos (aco.), P.

KaTavoeLv; see notice. Remarkv/pon : see mention.

Remarkable, adj. P.

Extraordinary: P. and V.

/ACLOTO?, Sctvds, afjajxavos, Ar. and P.

SaijooVios, 0avjJid<rios9 V.

Preeminent : P. and V.

StaTrpCTnJ?, V.?^ox

Remarkably, adj Extraorfananfy :

P. ^av/iao-Tois, d/jii7Xttvo)s, Ar. and P.

Preeminently: P. 8ta-

, V. ^ox<os.

Remediable, adj. P. ^TO'S (Plat.),

(Antipho.), P. and V.

(Plat.).

Remedial, adj. Stopping pain : V.

P. and V. flTVfwj&opos ; see profitable.

Remedy, subs. P. and V. 2d>a, TO,

, TO, V. 5icos, TO,

P. and V. ^opyoaKov, TO

(gen.^,Xiio-is, ^ (gen.), V. SKOS, TO

(gen.), f%05 TO (gen.). TFe havea remedy for owr distress : V.IOTTLV fjfjLW dva^opa T^S

(Bur., Or. 414).

Remedy, v. trans. P. and V. icr0ai,

cla(rd<u, aJC6io-0at. To 5ee %0^ ^present state of thmgs may be

remedied: P. owws TO, irapovr

Remember, v. trans. P. and V.

p.vr)cr$rjva.t, (aor. pass, of fUfJLVTfjo-Kew)

(aco. or gen.), ^fa^crOat (perf. pass.

Rem Rent

of p.^vrjCTKeiv) (ftOC. or gen.),

(ace. or gen.),

(aco or gen ), P.

ilVy Stja.fJi.vyjfJi.ovViv (aoc.or gen.). Keep in mind: P. andV. eroje> (or mid.), ffiXda-crew (or

mid.), P. oWu>/. As far as Iremember : P. a>$ eya> AU^/?S ^x *

(Plat., jffyjp. Miy. 302E). Easy to

remember, adj. : P. eu/^vrj/xoveuros

JStoer to be remembered : P. and V.

fefavyo-Tos ; see memorable.

Remembering, adj. P. and V.

Remembrance, subs P. and V.

fJLVTfJfJL'q, 17, fJLVLCL, V), V. //.V^OTtS, 17.

Memorial - P. and V. //,vi7ju.aov, TO,

Ar. and P. /xv^do-iJvov, TO, P. wrd-

fJLVrffJLa, TO, V. fJLvfjfJWL, TO.

Remind, v. trans. P. and V.

a.vafjLtp.v^cTKLv (TWO. ri Or T/< TWOS),P.

TLr7rOfJu,fjLvq(TKW (TWO. n). Bemindagain : P. CTrava/w/^or/ceo' (riva rt).

Reminder, subs. Memorial: P._,_ J TT / -TT jand Y. fJLV7)fJLLOV) TO, V. jU.V^jU,a f TO,P. v7rd/AK7/Aa, TO. -RewMwdm^ : P,and V. uTTo/jtv^o'ts, 17.

Reminiscence, subs. P.

Td.

Remiss, adj. P. and V.Ar. and P. ^SXaKo's, P.Ar. and V. /x-aXflaicds (rare P.).

Negligent : P. and V. p$0i//>s, Ar.

and XT. uyLtcA.17?, J" ctcppovTiof*T05

(Xen.). 5e remiss, v. : P. ^uoXa-

KifcvOai, Ar. and P. uaXQaKitetrQai

(Plat.),

Remission, subs. P. rc<H?, 17; see

reZ^e/. QtwWcmce: P. ^eo-is, 17.

Forgiveness P. and V. o-uyyvo)/^,e TT / e

Remissly, adv. P. cwrpo&kwos, Ar.

and P. /xoXa/cois, Ar. and V.

Negligently : P. d/jteXoi?,

P. and V. d(pojm'o-Ta>s (Xen.).

Remissness, subs. P. and V.

a, 17,P. d/AeXeia, 17,

Remit, v trans. Ar. and P.

P. and V. ttvwcu

\.av (Plat.), Traptom, V.

see relax. JRemit one's anger : V.

opyijs favtei/at, Ar. opy^s avfevat.

Pardon: P. and V. cn;yyiyi/a)o-/civ ;

see pardon. Send: P. and V.

Remnant, subs. P. and V. XefyTO', or pi.

Remodel, v. trans. Ar. and P.

avairXacrvtiv } see reform.

Remonstrance, subs. P. dvriXoyta,

^, oT^crXiao-fcds, 6 (Thuc. 8, 53) ;

see protest. 7ou cease not despite

my remonstrance . V. KOI ravr9

e/Ao

Aeyo^Tos OVK d^tbracrat (Elir., El.

66). .Nbtf without remonstranceon my part : V. dXA." ov/c CT-" appiyrots

yc Tot5 e/xots Adyots (Soph., 4?ti.

556). ie^ be, wasted are all words

of remonstrance : V. mo ireptavol7ravTS ovv

fteo-(j) Xdyot (Eur., Med.

819).

Remonstrate, v. intrans. Speak in

opposition: P. and V. dvrtXeyetv.J5e annoyed : P. x^^^s <j>epw.

Remonstrate with, intercede with :

P. and V. 7rapaiTi<r6ai (aoc.).

Dissuade : P. and "V, aTrocrrpe^etv

(aco.), Ar. and P. aTrorpcVeiv (ace.),

V. dvTKrrrav (aco.) ;see dS5ttad6.

Remorse, subs. P. and V. /jtera^cXeto,

^ (Eur., Frag.), P. ptrdvoia, ^,

/jLTa//,eAos, 6, V. /jterayi/ota, 17. Pify:P. and V. IXcos, 6, ot/cTos, 6 (Thuo.but rare P.); see 3?

remorse for, v. : P. and VVUO-KCIV (aco.). I /erf remorse for :

Ar. and P. /jicra/xeXct JK.OI (gen.).

remorse (absol ),v. : P

Remorseful, adj. P.

(Plat,, Rep. 577s) ; see

Remorseless, adj, P. and V.

Xtos, orfcX^pd?, -TTi^pos, P. oarapCLL-

r, V. 8vcnrapacn7T05, 1/17X77$,SvcrdtX-

;. iwoucrLptJLw (Soph., Frag.), Ar.

and V. SVOWCTOS, Jrcy/cros : see cruel.

Remorselessly, adv. P. and V.

7rcjcpa>?, P. avryXeois, o^TXto)5, V.see

693

Rem Ren

Remorselessness, subs.

^, P.

P. and Y.

J ; 866

Remote, adj. Long: P. and V.

/jta/epos. Far off : Y. IKTOTTOS,

STTOTTTOS, r^Xoupos, r^Xawros ; 866

distant. Most remote : P. and V.

&rxaros. Eemote from : see /ar/rom. From the remote past : P.

IK TraAaiTaTav (Thuc. 1, 18),

Met., sZ^rfci : P. and V.

fipax^' /ttK/wfet <r/uicpo5. No*P. and V. fyfcvijs.

Remotely, adv. .Far ojf : P. andV. jjuiKpdv, P. &ro0ei/, Ar. and P.

Ar. and V. #7ra>$v, V.

), Troporo), Ifcas (also Thuc. butrare P.). .Be*w0 wore remotelyrelated : P. y(Dem. 1066).

Remoteness, subs. P.

*Remould, v. trans. Ar. and P.

ava7rAa<r<Tv ; see reform.

Removable, adj. P, irepiaiperds

(Time. 2, 13).

Removal, subs. Migration : P. andV. avaoraoris, ^ P. /ieraoTacris,

juLravacrrams. Putting <m end to :

P. /ca&upeeris, P. and V. SiaAvcris, 17.

Ow i/ifi fourth or fifth day afterthe removal of the men to the

island : P. reraprg ^ irifjarrQ f)l*-*p<i>

/XCTO, T1JV TO)V (IvSpCOV tS T^V VTJCTOV

Stafco/xiSi/v (Thuc 3, 76).

Remove, v. trans. Carr^ away : P.

and V. S-Tro^cpeiv. Shift, transfer :

P. and V. fjLtOLOvdvai, ptra^cpew,Y. /xcTotpctv ; see transfer. Remove

from home: P. and V. o

aTrotAct^etv, V.L ; see banish. Take away :

P. and Y. a^atpdv (or mid.),

avaipeiv, Trapatpciv (or mid.), l^aipetv

(or mid.); see withdraw. Stripoff- P. wepiaiperv. Remove (feelings,

etc.) : P. and Y. &upw, P. StoX^w,V. aWpcw. Pw^ aw ewd to : P.and V Trctuciv,

^, Ar. and P. Karo

cmi o/ i/ie ^a^: P. and Y.

atfravifciv, P. ejcn-oSo)i/

JSfeZp ^o remove : Y.

(ace.). Remove secretly

(from place of danger, etc.) : P.

and Y. vvfKrWccrOai,

!/C/cXCTTTtV, K/CO/X.tfc(r^at, P.

/it^etv, V.

see rescue. Help to remove : P.

(rwKKo/M^Lv (rivdi nvi). V. intrans.

Change one's dwelling : P. fLCTavt-

<rra<r0ai, a7rav/<rra<rdat, Ar. and P.

ai oiKi^cor^at, /xeTa^copc?!/, P. and Y.

fJL0ia'racrOaLtY.

Remove, subs. Distance, differenceP. d7rd(TTa<rts, /. eng manyremoves distant in relationship to

Archiades : P. -TroAAoonros cts T^VroC "Ap^iaSou ovyyevctav TrpocrijKCDV

(Dem. 1086).

Remunerate, v. trans. P. and V.

/UO-00V StSdvcu (dat.), P. /uo-floSorcTv

(dat.).

Remuneration, subs. P. and V.

fjiur&os, 6.

Rencounter, subs. See encounter.

Rend, v. trans. P. and V. Karapp^y-vifvat, crrrapaoro-civ (Plat.), Ar. andV. Kara&uWv (also Xen.),pd<ro-tv, SiaoTTracrSat, Y.

(rare P. uncompounded),

Y.

Rent

Render, v. trans.

, TTO.p)(LVy

7roptv (2nd aor.

P.

Make

694

,Ar. and Y.

see rew^.

P. and Y.

t V. ITOpO-rfvetV,

,Ar. and V.P. and V.

Interpret: P. and V.Render an account :

SiSovat, Xoyov onro<f>ipiv,P. and Y. TTOICIV, KaQ

(or mid.), P.

o-dai, Ar. and P.

vrfvat, cwro<aj/iv, Ar. and Y.rare P.), Y. KT^V, T>xtv. Render

oneself, become : P, and Y. yfyvta-Qat,Ka.0i<rrcur&<n (pass,).

Rendering, subs. Interpretation:P Ifcfrvw, 4-

Rendezvous, subs P. and Y.

, P. op/jt^TT/ptov, TO.

Traitor : P. and

V.

P. and V.

(Dem. andV. ftrav8oy

Disinherit :

Ren

Rending, subs. V. <nrapa-y/AOS, o,

0"7rttpClVjtMl. TO.

Renegade, subs.

V. 7Tpo8oT175, 6.

Renew, v. trans. P. anda i aveovfrOai, P. ciravaveova-Oai. Berenewed : also P. di/cucatvifo-0ai.

Renewal, subs. P.

Renounce, v. trans.

ttTreiTreti', avcui/co^cu

Plat, but rare P.),

(Bur., Supp. 343).P. dTroKTfprjo-o-eiv. Relinguish : P.

and V. a<rra<r0<u (gen.), Sifoevai,

avZkvoLL (acc. or gen.), ^OlwaL, l-i(rra<r6ai (gen.), ft0TTao-0at (gen ).

P. irpotcoticu.. Dis-

P." and V.

(acc.). Reject : P. and V. &ra>0eTv

(or mid.) ; see reject. I renounce

the command in his favour : P.

Trapfy/JLi O.VT& TTJV o-pxnv (Thuc. 6,

23).

Renovate, v. trans. Repair : P.

Repair : P.

Rep

V. SiacrWpaKTOS.V. KWooTrapaccros.

denunciation, subs.

Seopen, v. trans. See renew.

Reopen a case already decided : P.

(Dem. 1018).?epair, subs. P.

?epair, v. trans. P. Vwnc;aetv, P.

and V. avoptfow. Ifafee ^ood ; P.and V. avaXa/ijScivctv, o/cur0ai,

o-^at. V. intrans. -Be-

io see resort, go.

Repairer, subs. P. eTriovcoKumfc, 6.

Reparable, adj. P. d/ceo-ros (Antipho.),P. and V. loV^os (Plat.).

Renovation, subs.

Renown, subs P. and V. 8oa,

c8oa, fy dAi>/4a, TO, xXeo?, TO (rare

P.), ovo/xa, TO, Ar. and V.

77, 10)809, TO, V. KXrj&Mv, fj.Eonowr:

P. and V.Tifurjj rj.

Renowned, adj. P. and V.

OMMrperr^s,

Ar.

and V. K\iv6<s (Plat, also but rare

P.), V. U/cXeifo TTpCTTTOS.

re?w?wed, v : Ar. and P.

P. and V. voo/ (Bur ,

Rent, subs. a^or; Ar. and VXaicfe, 17.

JSe?i< in the earth : Pand V. x^/^j T<>' Money paid foruse of property : P.

/AtV^w/jia, TO'. JSewtf o/ a

evot/ctoVj TO.

Rent, v. trans, ffire /orAr. and P. /wo-flovo-tfoi.

Rent, adj. V. Sixoppayfasee ^or^, under tear. Mangled

P.

Reparation, subs. Compensation:P. and V. fyoi^, 15 (Plat).Atonewien : P. and V. T&rls, 17

(Plat.),V. -jroivrj, 17, or pi. (rare P.),

ewroiva, TC (Plat, also but rare P.J.

Making good: P. dvoX^is, 15,V.

ava<l>opd9 y. Remedy : V. iicos, TO.

MaJce reparationfor see atonefor.Make good : P. and V. ayaXapflfocLv,

aKeicrOcUj efiacrQcu, lacrOai

Repartee,subs. Answer: P. and

V. faroicpio-Ls, -%. Wit : P. xaPlfy~

TUTfJLOS, 6.

Repast, subs. Meal: P. and V.r6. Feast : P. and V.T<5 (Plat ), Ooirr), 1) (Plat),

(Plat.), P. lo-TiWis, ^ ; see

also food.

Repay, v. trans. Pay back : P. andV. awoSiSoVat, &iroTtVLV (Bur., Or.

655), **. dvrawoStSovat. j^fiCOWp6?aS6:P. and V. apcipcrOai. Requite :

P. and V. afji-vvfcrOoLL, di/7 a/xwco-^ot,Ar. and V. dvra/Aet/?eo-0ai ; see also

pumsh. Bepcuy with evil : P. andV . dvriopai/ ica/cfis (TIVCX) . Repay with

good: Ar. and P. dvr* e8 irotciv

(nvdft, P. and V. S iratfwv dvriSpav

(nvd) . Bepay measurefor measure :

V. TOV avroV . . . Ttcrao'tfat rpoirov

(Mwh., Theb. 638).

Repayment, subs. P. <wro8o<ns, ^.

Recompense : P. and V. a/u>i^,

(Plat, but rare P.), /uo-0os, 6 ; see

695

Rep

Repeal^ v. trans. P. and V.

tv, AtW, P. dvaipciv, Ar. andP.

Repeal, subs. P.

Repeat, V. trans P. rava7ro\tv,

avaAoLfjLftdvcLv, lirava\.afJiftdvLV1V.

Sya.iroX.elvt va/jieTpicr0ai. Say : P.

and V. Aeyeiv, curctv. Bec^ie : Ar.

and P. pciH/r<i>8e/. Soy over andover ; P. and V. u/Avetv, 0pi5AH/.

Renew : P. and V. &vou/eov<r0<u.

Divulge; P. and V. e/otepcii/,

juLyideiit ; see divulge. Repeat

oneself : use P. and V. ravro. Aeyv.Repeat your questions and learn

the truth fully : V. e7rav8wrAae /ecu

Ar.

8ia>-

ois /c/^v0av (ZEsoh., P. F. 817).

Repeated, adj.^Frequent: P. and

V. WTJKVOS, -jroA^s, Ar. and P.

Repeatedly, adv. P. and V. Tr

0a/x,dt (Plat.), P.

and V. TroAAa, Ar. and P.

Repel, v. trans P. and V.

a7ra>0iv (or mid.), a

0ew-0ai, V, c a/*W0at ;866

ojf, repulse. Rout : P. and V.

rporcu'. JSejeci : P. and V. aTrcoflctv

(or mid.), SiuOelo-QaL, irapwfaw (or

mid.), Ar. and V. faroTrrfeiv ; see

re/eci. Disgust : P. A^StW irap^v(dat.).

Repellent, adj. P. <fy&?5, P. and V.

;see also loathsome.

Repent, v. intrans. P. and V.

T/, P. pcravocw, /xera-

repewi : Ar. and P.

. Repent of : P. and V.

(aoc,), I repent of :

Ar. and P. //.eTajLLcXec /x,ot (gen.).

2%ey repentedofnot having acceptedthe proposals for a truce : P.

ras cnrovSas ou 8cd/jivoi

(Thuo. 4, 27). Ha shall make sucha marriage as ere long he shall

repent of : Y. ya/x,t ydjuov TOLOVTOV

<J TTOT' do-xaA^ (-Slsch., P. 7. 764).!Fow would repent it should you layhands (on them) : V. *A.aois &v d

., Supp. 925). Youshall repent it : Ar. and V.

(fut. of

Rep

Repentance, subs. P. and V.

(Eur., ^ra^.), P.

, 6, V. //.cra-/xcravota, ,

yvota, ^.

Repentant, adj. P.

(Plat.,and V.

Repetition, subs.

. 577B). Hvmbkd: P.

P.

, 17. Recapitulation : P.

Narration: P. Sny-P.

Repine, v. intrans. Ar. and P.

<rxTA.iaeiv, P. and V.

see &e ^eaed, under -ueaj.

Repining, subs. P. and V.

^; see vexation. Regret. P andV. 7r<5<9os, 5 (Plat.).

Replace, v. trans. Put in place :

P. and V. Ka$iorui/(u, V. /cttTaarcAAeiv

(Eur., Eacck 933). Pwt *w s^eacZ :

P. a.vTiK<j.6i<rrQ.va.i. He said that if

they used (the money) to secure

their safety they must replace an

equal sum: P.

a.VTtfcaTa(rn}o-at TrdX.iv (Thuc. 2, 13).

j5rmgr back, restore (exiles, etc.) :

P. and V. /coniyctv. JBe <m equivalentfor : P. dvTa|to5 cTvat

; see

Make good : P. and V.

Replenish, v. trans. P.

V.

JSM.

licirttwrAavat ; see

Replenishment, subs. Use P.

Replete, adj. P. and V.

s, Ar. and P.

P. l/ATrAccus, TreptTrAeto?, V.

(Eur., Gyci.) ; see also/wZZ. Repletewith : use adj., given with. gen.

Repletion, subs. P. and V.

^ (Plat.), KO>S, 6 (Plat.).

Replica, subs. See copy.

Reply, v. intrans. P. and V.

(Eur.,

1272), dvrtA^yciv,a~ > _yj ?_.

Sav,

. 516; Bacch.

tv, V. <

Ar.

696

Reply on behalf ofanother ;

pivecrOau. (gen.). Retort :

Rep

P. viro\a.fji,/3a,viv. Reply (of an

oracle) : P. and V. xp*iv> avaipeiv ;

see under oracle. Reply to (a

charge) P. and V. &roA.oyro-0(u

wpos (aoc.) (cf. Eur., Bacck. 41).

Reply, subs. P. and V. aW/cpic-is, ^

(Eur., Frag.). Retort : P. wroA^ts,07. Defence : P. aTroAoyia, 17.

Oracular reply : P. and V.

v, TO ; see oracZe.

Report, v. trans. Announce . P. andV. dyyeAAco', aTrayycAAav, efay-

, P.

and V. Aeyciv, <f>pdLV,

Relate : P.

and P.

Ar.

Divulge . P. and V.

K(f>epew ;see divulge.

Noise abroad : P. and V.

8fcacnre6ptv, V. 0pO/, anrcLf

reported, noised abroad: V.

co-0(u, vfjLvdcrOaL, P. and V.

(Xen.). I think we should sail to

Mitylene before our presence is

reported : P. SoiccZ /xot wXctv eir-l

MimA-tyf-iyi/ -Trpiv efcTrvorrovs yev<r0at

(Thuc. 3, 30). 2%02/ apprehendedall whom they met that their

presence should not be reported : P.

e^ayycA/roi yevtcrQaL (Thuc 8, 14).

Report, subs. Eumour : P. and V.

<j>Tt]fMf), f), Xoyos, 6, V. /?at?, 17, jcA/tySoiv,

17, jcXeos, TO', Ar. and V. /ju50os, 6,

<<rt$, 17. Message: Ar. and P.

dyycAia, 07, P. aTrayyeXia, ^, P. andV. dyy^X^ta ,TO. ^LcCO^TZi, WMWcMfOQ.P. and V. Ao'yos, 6, p6os, o (Plat.).

Reporter, subs. One who announces :

P. and V. dyycAos, 6 or ^.

Repose, subs. JStestf, as opposed to

motion : P. OTOO-IS, 17.Ca7m ; Ar.

J T) * w / C TT \ C w iana Jr. rjcrvxta,, 17, V. TO 970*uxaM>1/'

P^flwe : P. and V. yoAi}^, 17 (Plat.),

cuo6(x. f] t Respite : P and v . iron/Actj

17, ava7rai;Xa, ^ ; see respite. SleepP. and V. -^TTVOS, 6.

Repose, v. trans. Make to recline :

Ar. and P. /caTa/cAzVv, P. and V.

697

Rep

Make to rest : P. and V.Place : see place.

Eepose confidence in. P. and V.TTICTTW ^tv (dat.). Y intrans.

Lie down : Ar. and P. KaraKXTvevQai.

Be quiet : P. and V. ^tnJx^tv."^P. and V. avairaveerQai..

P. and V. KaOeuScw ; see

Repository, subs. P.. ..

Reprehend, v. trans. P. and V.

(aco. or dat.), i/reye/,

7ramocr&u ; see blame.

Reprehensible, adj. P. and V.

)S, erromos, V. e

os, P. I/T/CTOS (Plat.).

Reprehensibly, adv. Use P. andV. KCL/CCOS.

Reprehension, subs. P. and V.

^, i/royo?, 6, ama, ^ ; see

Represent, v. trans. Portray: P,

and V. tKav, P. Trap

Represent in a bad light : P.

Ufd^iv ircpC (gen.) (Plat.,

377s). Represent as : P.

O"KVOL^LV Ar. and P Ct7rO<A<XtVtV.

He will represent us as drunkardsand brawlers: P. ^/xas . . . irapowovs

jj>v TWOLS Kdl v)8pwrTas KaTao"fceuao"t

(Dem. 1261). He tried to representthat I was the cause of whatoccurred m Euboea : P. r&v Iv

EvOOtOt TTpflty/XCOTCOV . <J>5 y<l) tttTtO5

et/xc /caT0"Keua^ (Dem. 550). Hehas represented the rowers one andall as bowmen: P. TooVas yapTrai/ras TrejroLiqKC TO^S Trpocr/cawrovs

(Thuo. 1, 10; of. Eur., Tro. 981).Jwtete : P. and V. filfjLelo-Qai,

KfAlp.ei<r0(u (Xen, also Ar.). Be-

present by imitation : P, d-n-o/xt/Act-

cp^at. JSepresewi (a cfearac^er) : P.

vTTQKpiveo-Qaii. Represent Antigone :

P. 'Amyoi^v wo/cptWo-^at. Whenhe represented the sorrows of

Thyestes : P, &rc JJL^Vra v(rrov

. . . Kcwca ^ycov^ero (Dem. 449).Ji is the special privilege ofthird-rate actors to represent kingsand sceptered personages : P.

Rep

laiperov ccmv <a<nrp ycpas -rots

TpirayiDviarats TO TOTJS Tvpavvovs KOL

TOUS TO. cncfjirTpa l^ovras cicri&'ai

(Dem. 418). Suggest : Ar and P.

icr7ywr0ai ; see suggest. Point

out, show : P. and V. SctfcviW,

S-gXow; see show. Represent a

person, look after his interests : P.

and V. irpofacw (gen.). Oham-

?ion:P. and Y. Trpwrrarciv (gen.).

as representing the greatest city

ask you to come to terms : P eyw. . . TrdXiv fjieyumjv -Trapc^oftevos

. . . <i|t<jj . . . o-uyxeo/3C"/ (Thuc. 4,

64). I came forward though with

no mandate to represent our house :

V. lij\.6ov ov Tax0e?o-a TrpccrjSevciv

yei/ous (Eur., Herac. 479).

Representation, subs. Likeness :

P. and V. iK<ov, ^ fjLtMpa, TO, P.

d<o/w>ta>/ia, TO. Picture : P. andV. ypa<i7, 17 ; see ^n#ow wot satisfied of this that aname is a representation of a

thing ? P. wdVepov TOTJTO OVK dpecncet

crc TO ctvat, TO ovo/xa SiJXco/Aa TOT

Trpay/xaTos ; (Plat., Oatf. 433o)Showing : P. SiyXwo-is, ^. Dramatic

representation: Ar. and P. 8pTO. Comic r^pres^fafo'ow : P.

/xwStK1

)} /up.r)o-t$. Make representa-tions to, make overtures to : P.

Aoyous Trpocnfripew (dat.).

Representative, subs. 0?ae wholooks after the interests of his

countrymen in a foreign city : P.

s, 8 (also met. in V.).' : P. and V.

Representative, adj. See elective,

typical.

Repress, v. trans. Check : P. and

l<rxiv (rare P.), Y. eieiaycw (rare

eiv, KaTcurreXXeiv. Subdue, crush :

P. and Y. KaOaipelv, /caTaoTpc^ccrtfai,

XCipovcrOoLL, K&Tcprya&crQcLL. Put anend to

' P. and V. Travew, KaQaipew.Repression, subs. Subjugation : P.

'

)}, 17. Putting an end to :

Rep

P. xa0cupo-is, 17. Deposition : P.. Control:?. cS

Reprieve, v trans. Pw o/: P. andV ava^aXXccr^at.

Reprieve, subs. Putting off : P.and V &/a/3oA.-J, ^, V. ^poXy, ^Breathinq space . P. and V.

avcwrvoiy, ^, V. a/ATrvoiJ, 17.

Reprimand, v. trans P. and Y.

/xe/A<ecr0(u (acc. or dat.) ; seeblame.

Reprimand, subs. P. and V./xcjiM/rts,

77; see blame.

Reprisal, subs. Vengeance : P. andV. Tl/vpia ^, Ttb-ts, ^, V. TTOH/I;, 17,

or pi. (rare P.), &rou/a, TU (rare P.),

CLVTl-TTOLVa, T<. jK^/l^ O/ pUbllCreprisal (by seizing goods) : P.

o-OAai, at, o^Xa, TCI (see Dem. 931).Make reprisals, v: P. and Y.

a/*,tfveo-0<u. 27&ey gone the Lacedae-monians a more plausible pretextfor making reprisals on the Athen-ians : P. Tots Aa/ceSat/^ovtots cwrpo-

juaAAov T^V atTtav ts TOVSTOV

(Thuc. 6, 105).

Reproach, v. trans Abuse : P. andY. ovttSt'fciv, icctfcoi? Xeyetv, Ar. andY. KOKOppoOeiv, V. e^oj/etSt^tv, *a*o-

r^/xeiv, SVOTO/ICIV, Sewa-

, P. K&KL&W ; see also accuse,abuse. Blame: P. and Y. jMc^ea-Oai

(acc. or dat.), i/rfyeiv, atTtotcr^ai,

7ratTiao-^ai ; see blame. Reproachwith - P. and Y. &rnrA.^oxrtt' (TI

Ttvt), C7raiTiacr0at (Tti/a Ttvos), /x)U.

<f><r6(iL (TL TJ.VI, Y. also TIVOS TC.VI),

OVCtSi^CtV (Tt TlVl).

Reproach, subs. P. and V.

TO', V. Sw^/u'a, 07 (Soph.,

Bepi-oaches- Y. Kaica, T<. Blame :

P. and V./jLjtu/rts, y;, aiTta, ^; see

blame. Disgrace : P. and Y.

6W8os, TO, alcrxivrj, % ; see disgrace.Used concretely of a person : P.

and Y. 6V<Sos, TO, Y. alvxfiw), fj.

Words of reproach : Y. Xoyot

ovciSto-nJpcs. Gail by way of

reproach, v : P. and Y.

Rep

Reproachful,Ka/cocrrojuos.

P. and V.

Reproachfully,

adj. Abusive: V.

Angry, embittered :

adv. P. and V.

Reprobate, subs. Use adj., P. andV. KaKovpyos, Travovpyos, or userascal.

Reprobation, subs. Use blame.

Reproduce, v. trans. Portray: P.

and V. ei/cae/. Imitate: P. andV. jut/ieior^at, K/u//,ur0ai (Xen. also

Ar.), P. d7ro/u/x,eZcr0ai Generate :

see generate. They reproduce a

mother's shame : V. e/e^e'poucrt . . .

fuifrpS 61/61877 (Eur., And 621).

Reproduction, subs. Imitation : Ar.

and P. juu/^o-is, 77. Copy : P. andV.

fltu/flfJiOLj TO

Reproof, subs. P. and V.

^rrfyos, 6, alrla, 77,P.

Ar. and V. /xo/x^, ^.

Reprove, v. trans. P and Y.

pfyfacrOai (aco or dat.),

cunuordcu, ?ramao~dai, P. Si* amas

Ar.

Ar.

and V.

Reptile, subs. P. and V.

(Xeu. also Ar.).

Republic, subs. Democracyand P. 8i7/io/cpaTia, 77.

and P.17,

P. and V. Trolls,

Republican, adj. Ar. and P.

S?7jLw>Twco', &7/iOKpaTwcds. Be governedon republican principles, v. : Arand P. SrjfAQKpaTelvOaL.

Repudiate, v. trans. Disclaim: P.

and V. awa&ow (Eur , El. 256).Disown: P. and V. aarenrtiv, avat-

(Dem. and Plat, but rare

P.), V. anrevxevfai (Mwh., Him608). Reject: P. and V. &rc00ii

(or mid.), TOpw^tv (or mid.).

8i>0t<r0ai, Ar. and V. airvrnfaw

Stand aloof from: P. and Va^Mrracrftu (gen.), e^tWaor^at (gen.)JDismfefini: P. dTroKTypvWetv. JD<3^2/ .

P. and V. &pvLo-0aij airapvelo-Qcu

tfcpveiarOai, V. Karapveiotiai. Re-

pudiate a debt : P. l^ap

Rep

(Plat., Jfop. 465o). He repudiatesthe contract he swore to Athenodorusto observe : P. as <5/u>o-e

(Dem 677). Nothing will preventall contractsfrom being repudiated:P. ovSei/ KwAvtra aTravra ra cru/JLjQoXaia

8ta\T;o-(9tti (Dem. 1297).

Repudiation, subs. DewmZ : P. andV. apvqo-is, yt

P.

P. and V.

o/ ^e6^s : P.

Repugnance, subs. P. dqSfo, ^, P.

and V. Suoxepeia, 17, Scry?, ^ (Plat.

and Eur. but rare both P. and V.).

Hatred : P. and V. /uo-os, TO ; see

Repugnant, adj. P and Y.

&rax077s, P. 1x778775 ;see also hateful.

Repulse, subs. P. and Y. TpomJ, 77.

Refusal : P. and Y. <0oVos, 6, Y."

; see refusal.

Repulse, v. trans. Rout : P. andV. TpcVen/. TPimZ o^; P.^

and V.

SfjitvecrQai, V. l^a/AS/o-^at, aAc&atfat

(also Xen. but rare P.). flow cZZ

yo^ repulse the Argive spear fromyour gates : V. TTWS yap ApyciW8op*u TrrXcuv d'TTcar^O'aor^jE (Eur.,Phoen. 1086). Bea* ojf : P. fao-

/cpouco-^ai, ic/cpoiJiv. DP. and V. SireXavveiv,

itAjBLvvcar, ca>6v (or mid.),

(or mid.), 8tw^to-^at, V. t

(Eur., JSfees.). Ee;ect : P. and V.

a7ro>0tv (or mid.), oTrcAawciv, Trapa)-

^tv (or mid.), 8ta>0er0ai, Ar. andV. $7ro7rr6cw ; see re

"

Reputable, adj. P. and V.

s,, P. ev8o'/ci/)s, V.

Respectable, honest : P. and V.

Well :Reputably, adv. P.

P. and V. cv, KoAo)?.

Reputation, subs. What is said or

thought of one : P. and V. Sda, 7),

d^<t>fba, TO, ^77/^77, T),Y. )8d^ts, 77,

<dVis, T) (Eur., Frag*). Honour:P. and V, Tt/ttJ, T), 8oa, 77, cuSo^ta,

17, d^/a)/xa, TO, icAeos, TO (rare P.),

699

Rep Res

TO, Ar. and V. i5<-\ta,

, TO, V.

Repute, sabs. See reputation. Holdin repute, v. : P. and V. rl^a

(ace.) Be reputed : P. and V.

Sofav exctv, SOKCIV. .Zte W #0

repute: P. and vr

. cuSo^v (Eur.,

Bhes.) s /coAais a/coiW, Ar. and P.

.Be in *^ repute: P.

and V. KctKoiq a/couetv, V,KAijetv. jBe reputed just : V.

8t/cata>s.

Request, v. trans. P. and V. atTtv

(Ttva Tt) (or mid.), aVaiTCti/ (TWO* Tt)

(or mid.), TrapaiTeurtfat (Ttva Tt),

8cL<r0cu (TO/OS Tt), 7rpocratTtv (TLVCL Tt),

V. ^atTtv (Ttva Tt) (or mid.),ejraiTLv (nvd Tt) (or mid.) Bequest(to do a thing) : P. and V

, infin.), dtow (Ttva, infin.),

s, infin.),-T

infin.), V. a7ratTtv (Ttva,

infin.) ; see asfe.

Request, SUbs. P. Sevens, ^, amj/jLa,

TO, atrj^o-ts, ^, P. and V. xPet'a 17.

J?i r0g;M5si : use ad] ,V. ^TT/TOS,

P. and V. KTt/j>5.

Require, v. trans. Need : P. and V.

Seurtfac (gen.), V. X/>rff tv (gen -)

Xa-Ti&w (gen.). jCacS : P. and V.

o-iroLvifciv (also pass, in V.) (gen.),

a-Tropetv (gen.), P. cvSetv (or mid.)

(gen.),V. irevecrOai (gen.). Demand

(with infin.): P. and V. a&ow,Suca-tow, V. ^TTO&OW. Compel : P.and V.

ttva-y/ca^etv ; see compel.Eequisition : P. and V. cTrtTao-crctv/ / \

(TI Ttvt).

Requirement, subs. Demand: P.and V. dfteocris, P. TO,

,. Need: P. and V.

P. and V.

j,P. Ii/Scta, 17.

Command :

. wpooTay/wi, r6, iTrtray/xa, TO; see

command. What is required: P.and V. TOL 8eWa, TO 8eov.

Requisite, adj. Lacking: P. andV. cvSerfc, P. sAAwnfc. Necessary :

P. and V. avay/catos. -Regwswes :

P. and V. TO. ScovTa, Ta ai/ay/cata&ZZ /i6 requisites for

public life : Ar. c^cis aTravra

A 8 (JBg. 219),

Requisition, subs. Command: P.

TTpooray/xa, TO, cirtray/Aa, TO ; See

OOWTTiaW^.

Requisition, v. trans. P. and V.

7riTao*o*iv (Tt Ttvt), trpO(rrd(TcrLv (ri

Ttvt), P. cTrayycAActv (Tt).

d V.Requital, subs. P. and a/xot/Jij,

(Plat.). R'taliation : P and VTtirts (Plat.-, Ttju,o)pta, ,

V. Trotv?}, rj,

or pi. (rare P.), dhron/o, Ta (rare

P.), dvrtTrotva, TCL. In requital for :

P. and V <W (gen.). Make

requital: P. and V. o//,i7i>eor0af, V,

TjWv (Soph., 0. C. 1203). Tows/taW ^ve dead in requital fordead . V. VCKW vtKpuv apoiflov

la-el (Soph., ^w^. 1067).

Requite, v. trans. Persons : P. andV d/AetJSccrflat, oifA-ivecrQcLi, dvTa-

fJi^VGcrOai, Ar. and V. dvra/it/?eo-0at.

Benefit in return : Ar. and P. dvr*

V TTOtCtV, P. and V. ^ 7Ta00)V

dvrtSpavj see reward, repay. Bequite(things): P and V. ap,ctpc<r8at

(Xen.). Bequite a favour: V.

avOvTrovpyvjcrai X"^PLV (Soph.., jFVflt^.),

P. a7ro8t8ovat ^aptv. Requite (witla

evil], persons P. and V. Tt/icopcwr&xc

(ace ), Ar. and V. rtvearOai (ace.), V.

gm'te (things) : see avenge. Bequitea person with evil : P. ana V.

dvrtSpav fcaKois (Ttva), P. dvraSiKetv.

I resolved to requite thus what Ihad suffered : V. TreTrovflws $) tovv

T8' dvrtSpav (Soph., 0. 0. 953)..Be requited: P. and V. r

Rescind, v. trans. P. and V, Xtfctv,

P. dvatpctv, Ar and P.

; see cancel, revoke.

Rescission, subs. P.

Rescript, subs. Use P.

TO.

Rescue, v. trans. Save: <ro>av," " "

, V.see

700

safe: v. trans: P. and V.v (or mid.). Delwer : P.

and V. X.VCLV, aVoAiSctv, e^X^ecv (or

Res Res

mid.), a^>Iei/at, twraAXacrcrcu/,

Bepovv, cfaipcio-flai, V. c^cwraAA

Gwry into safety : P. and V.

KKO/Jlt0-0aij P. VTTCKKOpl&lV, V.

Help to rescue (carry into safety) :

P <rwKKO/u'cv (rtva rtvt). Comeand rescue : P. and V. porjQew

(dat.), Ar. and P. 7ra.papo7j6elv

(dat.), P. tiripoyOw (dat.), V.

fiorjSpofielv (dat.). JJeZpm rescuing :

P. and V. <ruoxr<6eiv, (ri5vKCr<oeiv,

P. <ruva<cupur0cu, crwSiao-aJ^civ.

Rescue, subs. Deliverance : P. andV. A&ris, , a-n-aAAoy^, ^; see

deliverance. Help : P. /floi^eca, ^ ;

see 7ie^p. Oowe to i&e rescue, v. :

P. and V. porj&elv, P.

eTri/fo^cii/, Ar. and P.

V. ^or]BpofJLlv.

Rescuer, subs. Helper : P.

6 or ty V poyBpofLos, 6 or .

Saviour : P. and V. o-wnyp, 6.

Fern., P. and V. o-oircipa, ^,

Research, subs. P. and V.

17,P. ^^nyo-ts, ^, c^crao-ts,

^, V. Ipeuva, r).

Resemblance, subs. P.

Resemble, v. trans. P. and V.

ot,Kvai (dat.) (rare P.), 6/-wHowr0ai

(dat.), Iop,oiovcr0ou, (dat.), P. d

fMoiova-Oai (dat.), Ar. and V. cuc

(dat.) (collateral form of eoi/cei/ai),

7Tpo<Tticej/at (dat.) (irpoareoiKC used

twice in Plat.), V. Trpcrov (dat.);

see also e^a/.

Resent, v. trans. P. and V.^ <r^at

(dat), Ar. and P. ayavaKTefr (dat.),

P. Sv<rxcpabcw (ace. or dat.),

XaXe7TO)5 <^ptV, V. TTtKpois <#>piV,

Svo-^opctv (dat.), <icrx<aXtv (ace. or

dat.) (rare P.), doxoXav (aco. or dat.).

Resentful, adj. P. and V.

Ar. and P. xt^e^os

Resentfully, adv. P. and V.

Ar. and P. x*^ 5"'

see

Resentment, subs. P. and V.

^ ;see anger. Annoyance : P. and

V,

Reservation, subs. Condition, stipu-lation : P. and V. Xoyot, ot. Withthe reservation that, on conditionthat : Ar. and P. 1$ Q (infin.),P. and V. <5<rr (infin.). Withoutreservation, honestly : P. and V.

cwrAws, P. dSoAeus. Absolutely, en-

tirely : P. and V. TravreAois, Traimos.

J have spoken openly without re-

servation .' P. OV$lv V7TOOTiA</X,VOS

TTCTrapp^ortacr/Aat (Dem. 54).

Reserve, v. trans. Set apart : P.

er : P. and Y. cts at!0is airo-

6acA; : Ar. and P.

Be reserved : P.

710^ ^Tzfi g'OOd

reserving it for yourself alone : V.

pJri /zovos ro xPrl<rT v &ToAa^a)j' Ixc

(Eur., Or. 451).

Reserve, subs. Resource : P. <op/^^. ^e m reserve (of resources) : Pand V. iforapxciv, -iiTrctvat. Troopsin reserve : P. ot JmraKTot. .Racem reserve, v. : P. cWacrcreo-tfai

(Thuc. 6, 67). Modesty. P. andV. <uS<6$, 17. Caution : P. and V.

evAajSeia, 17.TF-iiA reserve , (accept)

with reserve : P. and V. <rxoA$.Reservation : see reservation. IfI must speak the truth withoutreserve : P. t /x^Sev evXaftyQevTa

roA^^esctTretv Sect (Dem. 280).

Quiet disposition : Ar. and P.

^, V. TO

Reserved, adj. Quiet: P. and V.

^oTJx5j ^<ri5x<uos> P. ^o-ux^os. Cow-tious : P. e^Aa^s. Ifodesi ; P.

and V. atSoio^ (Plat.), P. aio^yimyAo?,atS^fKov (Xen.). Secretive : P.

Kpvij/ivovs (Xen.), V. o-t-y^Ads, a-woTn/-

Ao?.

Reservoir, subs. P. Se&x/^, ^.

Reside, v. intrans. P. and V. oiVcelv,

Ar. and V. vatciv, orpw^acr^at ; see

701

Residence, subs. Stay, sojourn :

P. 01/070-15, , vowrt;o-ts, fj ; see

sojourn. Souse : P. and V.

Res Res

6, oifcqo-ts, 17, oiKif/^a, TO, Ar. and P.

OL-CWX, 17 ; see house.

Residency, subs. Official dwelling

place : use P. dpxeloi/, TO.

Resident, subs, or adj. Use adj.,

P. and Y. evot/cos, CTrtx^p^os, eyx&pios',

see also inhabitant. Besident

alien : P. and Y. /LCTOWCOS, 6 or fj.

Residue, subs. Wliat is left : P.

and Y. TO AourdV. Surplus : P.

TO Trcpwro-oV. Remains : P. andV. XCM//CLVOV, TO, Or pL

Resign, v. trans P. and V. d<i-

tTTarrOaj, (gen ),liarracrQcu (gQU.)

J.6aw^07i P. and Y. /uc0Zei/ai,

(f>iarTaar&ai (gen.), tarraar6ai (gen.) ;

see renounce. Give up, hand over :

P. and V. Tra/oaStSoVat, efcStSoVat,

<ia/af Intrust : Ar. and P.

cwiTpermv. Resign oneself to, hand

oneself over to: P. and Y.

lavToV (dat.). Met., endure patient-

ly : P. and Y. pa8iu>$ <epiv (aoc.),

V. KCLprepeiv (aOC.).

Resignation, subs. Gentleness : Ar.

and i\ ^crvx"i, ^. Endurance .

P. Kaprepia, ^, /capTep^o-ts, 17.Endure

with resignation . P. and Y. paSwus

(fripew (ace).

Resigned, adj. Qme^, caZm. P.

and Y. fjcrvxps

P. fcapreptfcds, Y.

resigned , v. : P and V!

ToX,[uiv, Ar. and V. TXr/vaf (2nd aor.

of TXav) (also Isoc. but rare P.).Be quiet : P. and Y. r)o-vxacw.Be resigned to : use endure,

acquiesce in.

Resignedly, adv. Patiently: VQuietly. P. and Y.

Resilient, ad]. Light P. and Y.

KOVC{>O<;. Pliant : P. and V. vyp6^.

Resin, subs. Pitch: P. and Y.7rto"O"ttj 17 (.nliscn., Mrag.jt

Resi nOUS, adj . Of pitch: V. TTMTOT^S.Resinous wood: P. Sets (Thuc.7

t>53).

Resist, v. trans. P. and V. IvamoS-

(dat.), dv6t<rra<r0ai (dat.),

(dat.), P. avTacpew

(dat.), i/iorcwT0cu (dat.), avTiTTpao-o-ctv

(absol.), V. avrtova-^at (dat.), O.VT-

paweiv (dat). HbZ^ out against"P. and V. di/re^eiv (dat.) 3 ^tcrroo-^ai

(ace). JBesis^ % argument. P.

and V. drrtAeyew/ (dat.), di/Twrti>

(dat.). S^ proof against (of

inanimate things) P. and V.

oreyeti/ (aoc.). Absol.,P. gbnd V. avTX<Lvt

Resistance, subs. P. cVavrtw/ia, TO,

evavTiwo-ts, 17. Hostility P. andY. IX^P *> ^ 5 see opposition.

Resistless, adj. P. and V. 8v'o>axos

(Plat.), GIOTTO? (Plat.), Ar. and P.

4/itaxos (Plat.), P. 8vcnroA//,77TOS, V.

8no^raA.awrros, aTrpoo-ftaxos, S^plrog.Not to be avoided : P. and V.

df^vfcros. Impossible to deal with :

P. and V. foropos, a/x^x^vos (rare.

Resolute, adj. Persistent: P. andV. /capTepos, P tcrx^pos, V. c/wrcSos.

Obstinate . P. and V. oLu6dSrj$ ; see

also 60Zd. Zealous : P. and V.

Trpo'&J/Aos, 0/0/05; see unhesitating.

Resolutely, adv. P. Icrxvpw, V.

e/^TreScos. Obstinately . Ar. and P.

avftfSws; see also boldly. Zealously:P. and V. TrpoQifjLus.

Resolution, subs Breaking up :

P. StaX^o-ts, ^. Persistence: P.

P. and V. 0p&ros, TO; see boldness.

Determination P. and V. yi/oiytw?,

17; see resolve. Decree of the

people : P. and V. /oJ<os, ^,

i/oy^to-fta,TO. Generally : P. Soy/^a,

TO'. Resolution of the Senate : P,

Resolve, v. trans. Break up: Ar. andP. StoAtW. Solve : P. and Y. AiJeiv.

Determine (with infin.) : P. and V.

/3ov\VWf vvoiv7 voetv, yiyvcSo'Ketv,

yvoi/i^v -TTOtetcr^at, Ar. and P.7rti/oeti/. J ^OVfi P6-

(with infin.) : P. and V.So/ceT /wot, ScSo/cTo/ /AOL T/^fi SflTWlte

resolved: Ar. and P. ISo^e rg

702

Res Res

, 17,Resolve, subs. P. and V.

/3ov\y, ^, @ov\eufjLa, TO', V. yTO, <poV?7o-is, fy Ar. and P.

Resonance, subs. Echo : P. andV. fix&t / ; see &J/&0.

Resonant, adj. I/owd : P. and Y.

jut'yas, V. Xiytfs (also Plat, but rare

P.), St^ropos, yeycovo's; S66 Z024O7

.

Echoing . Y. p66to$ } -n-oXvppoOos.

Clear-voiced . P. A,a/*7rpd<(i>vos.

Resort, v. intrans. P. and V.

<j>oiTo.vf rpeTretrOai, P 7rpocr<j>OLTav.

Have recourse to. P. and V.

(efc,ace. or Trpo's, ace.), P.

ew (ets, ace. or TT/OOS, ace.).

Resort to (for instruction) . P.

foiroLV (-Trpos, acc. or 7rapa, aCC.) (cf.

Ar., Eq. 1235), P. irhja-ia.&iv (dat.).

Resort, subs. Pfoce o/ refuije . P.

and V Kara^ijyT?, 17. .P^wjfi <we

frequents V. tfraorpo^i?, , Tropev-

^ara, ra, 17^17, ra, Ar. and Vorwrrpo^oi, at ; see also abode.

Siding-place : V KevOfjuov, 6, //-iJxos,

6.

Resound, v intrans. P. and V.V (Plat, but rare P.),

tv (Plat, but rare P.), KTWCIV

(JPlat. but rare P. also Ar.),Ar. and V. /JpeVciv (Ar. in mid.) ;

see echo. Resound with cries : V.

Resource, subs. Expedient : P. andV. iropos, 6, oro^wr/Aa, rrf, /x^X^* ^

, TO, TexvTj/xa, T<$ (Plat.).

eans of escape : P. and V.

Resourceful, adj. P. and V.

Ar. and P P.

P. and V.

Resources, subs.

awd

/, or pL, P.

Income: P. -nyxfo-oSos,

P. Trapao-iccui}, ^.

Ar. and P.

see also

Respect, v. trans. P. andAr, and V. KaTatSctc

worship : P. and

t, Ar. and V. vtpt

Y.

Y.

P. QtpaTreveLv. Honour : P. andV.

Tt/Attl',V

Tt/AlJ XtT/, P. 7Tpt TToAAoO

TTotcto-^ai, VT6/xws ^x tv ' Seed ' P,

and Y. cVrpeVeo-tfoi (gen.) (Plat, butrare P.), V. ej/apt^eto-^at, Ar. andV. irporlfjiav (gen.). Leave alone:

P. and V. av (acc.). De/er io :

P. and V. crvyx<0pew (dat.), Ar. andP. irapax<i)pw (dat.). Acquiescein : P. and V. orrepyeH/ (acc. or

dat.) ; see acquiesce.

Respect, subs. Honour: P. andY. Tl/jrf, 17, o^tw/xa, TO. Deference:P. ^cpaTTcta, ?;. Respectfulness :

Y. a(9

Seo5, ^. J56V6?'5?ZC6 ; Y. o*jSas,

TO. 0&;'eci o/ respect : Ar. and V.

o-/&s, TO'. Respect for V. evTpoTnJ,

17 (gen.), TrpoVowx, 17 (gen.). Payrespects to : Ar. and P.

(acc.). In respect to,

prep. : P. and V. Komi (acc.), 7rp6$

(acc.). Concerning: P. and V.

Treplf (acc. or gen.). In some respects. . . in others : P. and Y. r& \iAv

. . . T& &V In all respects: P.

and Y. iravraxrj, P. Kara ira.vra.

Respectable, adj. Honest: P. andV. XP^<TTOS. Middle-class : P. andV. //.erpios. Orderly: P. and V.

cvKoarpos, Ar. and P.

Tolerable : P. and V.

//.erpios.

Respectability, subs. Honesty : P.and V. x/07? ^"^?, ^. Orderliness :

P. and V. ctficocr/ua, ^, Ar. and P.

Respectably, adv. P. and Y.

^erpicus. Decently : Ar. and P.

Kocr/xto)9, P. and V. vraicTa>s.

Respected, adj. See revered.

Respectful, adj. Orderly : P. and\ /eooyuo?, evKocrpos. Modest : V.

a28o>po>v, P. and Y. a28otos (Plat.) ;

see tnodest.

Respectfully, adv. /n aw orderly^a^ : Ar. and P. fcoo-/uW ; see also

modestly.

Respectfulness, subs Y. cuSco?, 77.

OrderMwess : P, and V.

703

Respecting, prep. P. and V. Tr

(acc. or gen.) ;see about.

Res

Respiration, subs. Ar. and P

Respire, v. trans. P. and V.

Respite, subs. Alleviation : P. anc

P. K0ij</>uris, 17,V. ava,KOv<un?, ,

Cessation : P. and V. avd-n-avha, fy

Breathing space : P. and

avcwrvoq, f) (Plat.), V.

Abatement : P. Xw^o-is, 17.

respite from : P. and V.

(gen.) ; see relief.

Respite, v. trans Give a breathing

space use P. and V. &va,Trvor)v

ftSoVcu (dat ).Put off: P. and V.

Resplendence, subs. P., , , .

i): see magnificence. Brightness :

Ar and Y. o-cXas, TO (also Plat, but

rare P.) ; see brightness.

Resplendent, adj. P. and Y. Xa/rpo's,

uxpcmys, Ar. and P. /wycLXo-Preemment P. and Y.

, SicwrpcTnys, fl-cpt^aviys, V.

Bright: P. and Y. Xa/*-

irpos, Y. <^ou8p^s i see bright.

Resplendently, adv. P. and Y.

Brightly : P. and'

Y'

Preeminently : Y. eox<i>

Respond, v. intrans. P. and V.

,7roKpiv<r6a,L ; see answer. Bespondto, obey : P. and V. 7r0eo-0ai

(dat.), TTtiOapxew (dat.), Ar. and V.

jcX^ctv (gen.), aKovew (gen.), Ar. andP. &raicoTJtv (gen. or dat.).

to (overtures) : P. and Y.

(ace), ci/S^co'&u (ace.).

Respondent, subs. P. and Y. 6

<j)vy(av, P. dvTi'8t/coS| o or17.

Response, subs. P. and Y. <t7ro*cpr,

% (Bur. , Frag.} . Oracular response :

P and Y. XP 7? ^5* /wwretov, TO'

;

see oracle.

Responsibility, subs, P. and V.

ama, ^. Task : P. and Y. Ipyov,TO. Duty : P. Tct^ts, ^. 0?& one's

responsibility : P. d<" cavrov

,

or d<' eawov (Thuc. 5, 60).

Res

TaAre responsibility of, take on

oneself : P. e<* eavrov dvaScxca-^cct

(ace.) (Dem. 704).

Responsible, adj. Accountable : P.

and V &TV0WO<?, P. UTTOtTtOS,

vTroXoyos, Ivoxo?. Responsible wit~

nesses : P. /wipTvpes viroSiKoi. JBe-

sponsible for, the cause of : P. andV amo? (gen.). Of things (e g. a

responsible post) : use important.

Responsive, adj. P. dvo>vos(Plat.). Besponswe to, corres-

ponding to : P. and Y. (ri>p,p,Tpo<s

(dat.), cruvwo^os, Y. TrpoorwSo? (dat.).

Grateful : P. cuxapto-ros (Xen.) ;

see grateful. Be responsive, show

graMitde : P. and V. x&pw t8ei/ai.

Rest, subs P. and Y. TO Xoi^rdv,

rairiXonra.. For the rest : as adv.,P. XowroV. The rest of: use adj.,P. and Y. 6 dXXos, 6 Xowros, 6

7pfXowro5, agreeing with subs. (e.g.the rest of the army, 6 aXXos

o-rpaTo'?). As opposed to motion :

P. o-rao-t?, 17,Galm : Ar and P.

ijorux^tt, r). Sleep' P and Y. -frm/os,

6. Put to rest : Lit. and Met., P.and Y KOLJM&W (Plat.), V.

icoi//,ai/.

L&iswre: P. and Y. oxoX^, ^, P.

P<rrc6vi7, ^. Eespite : P. and V.

aveferauXa, ^, sravXa, ^. JSe5i from,use words given above with gen. :

also P. and V. SidfXvcrts, ^ (geri.)>Y. ai/ctKov^to'ts, i) (gen.). Breathingspace : P. and Y. Ivcwrvo^, ^ (Plat),V. d/AirvoiJ, ^. Bring spears to

rest : P. SopaTa cts wpo^oX^v Kafaevat

(Xen., ^L?z. 6, 5, 15).

Sest, v. trans. Repose : P. and Y.avaTrenW. JDeaw : P. and Y.K\fviv, epeiSew (Plat, but rare P.).Best one's hopes on : use trust to.

V. intrans. Be stationary: P.and V. <rT<&/(u (2nd peri of lordvai).Remain: P. and Y, p&w. Rest(after labour) : P. and V. $v&-

mru<r(9cw, P. Bia.7ravo-6<u. Restfrom : P. and V. SvcwrcwWftu

(gen.), iravarOai (gen.), Xijyeiv (gen.),x ' "

(gen.). SZe^y : P. and V.see sZeep. JEeep gw^;

Res Res

P. and V. rfff^x^^' Recline :

Ar. and P. /caraKXivccrftu, Y.

K\fvcr6ai. Lie : P. and Y. jecur0<u.

Best on (as a foundation) : P.

cmKei<r0a.L (dat.). Support oneselfon: Ar. and P. rpet$<r0ai (dat.),

P. a.7rpL(i>e(r0ai (dat.). From two

beams resting on and projectingover the wall : P. 0,71-0 Kepaioiv Svo

7rt/ce/cXljLCVO)V KO.I WepTCWOVCTaiv VTTCp

TOV TCIXOUS (Thuc. 2, 76). Statements

resting on no basis of truth : P.

7r" aXyQeias ovSe/jwas lprjfJLi/a (Dem.230). -Zitesi with, depend on : V.fceior&u v (dat.) ; see depend, on.

We miifSt let these things rest with

the gods : V. S 0eot?s XP*n Ta^7'>

dvaprjj-

<ravr ZX LV (Bur., P&oera. 705).

Restful, adj. P. LOTTOS (Plat).CtoZw : P. and V. ^criJx05 ;

see

calm.

Restfully, adv. P. and Y.

Restfulness, subs. Calm : Ar. andP. ^orvxLcLy % ; see calm.

Resting-place, subs. P. Karaycoyi?,

07,Ar. and P. av&rauXa, ^, Ar. and

V. iKrpoTn?, 17 (Eur., JB/ies., also

Xen.) ; see also tomb.

Restitution, subs. P. dvaytoyiy, ^.

Giving back : P. dTroSocrts, -37.

Amends : see amends.

Restive, adj. P. and V. -fyJpMmfc,

V. &TTOJKOS. Be res^e : P. andV. a-KLprav (Plat.). Intractable :

Ar. and P. X^CTTOS ;see mirac^&Ze.

Restiveness, subs. Use P. and V.

Restless, adj. Ar. and V.

Turbulent : Tapax<6&7$.Ar. and P. -roAwpay/A<uy. Wakeful.P. and V. #ypv7n/os, 5i37rvos (Platbut rare P.), P. Swwfcv (Plat.)

(pres. part, of SvcrvTn/etv). Fickle :

P. faardcrraTOS ; B&e fickle.

Restlessly, adv. P. rapaxwSws.

Restlessness, subs. P. rapa^, ^,

V. rapayfios, 6, r^pay/jia, T<$. Bustle :

Ar. and P. -jroXvTrpay/wxriSviy,

Sleeplessness : Ar. and

Restoration, subs. Giving back:P. dTTo^ocrts, 17. Setting up : P.and V. /coLTaorao-is, ^. O/ ea^es :

P. andV.^

/c^oSo?, 17. Repair:P. eTTior/ceui}, 17. Restoration to

health : P. dvaX^t?, ^ ; see

recovery.

Restorative, adj. Use P. and V.

crconyptos.

Restorative, subs. jDn^: P, andV. ^apftaKOv, rd.

Restore, v. trans. Give back: P.and V. cwroStSovai. J5rmgr Jacfc :

P. and V. wa<l>piv9 Svayav, P.

cTravayctv. Restore (from exile) :

P. and Y. KcLr&yeiv, V. KaroLKifav.Be restored : P. and V. /carcpxeo-^ai.

HSrfp ^o restore : Ar. and P.

crvyKar^yctv. Rebuild: P. and V.

avopQow, avurriivai, P. avoucoo/46LV.Sei ^p a^awi : P. and V. avop6to9v,P. cTravopOovv. The Athenians will

restore the great power of the city

though now it has fallen : P. ot

TTJV /xeyaA/jyv 8vvap.iv r^s

KOtTTCp TTCTTTCOKViaV CTTaVOp^O)-

(Thuc. 7, 77). Ses^ore (iohealth or prosperity) : P. dva^epetv,

dvaXajLtjSavctv, P. and V. avopijoi5v.

.Restore to Zi/e ; see revive. Berestored: P. dva^epciv (absol.),

avaXjCLfL/SdvcLV eaurov (or Omit la-urov),

P. and V. 5i/a7n/iv ; see recover.

Recover: P. and V.

Help to restore : P.

(TIV n).

Restorer, subs. Y. fcaTacrrir^5, 6.

Saviour: P. and V. o-cor^p, 6.

Pem., <rci>reipa, ^.

Restrain, v. trans. Check: P. andV. KarcxW, ^rexav, Ar. and V.

toxv (rare P.), V. &n'crYiv (rare

P.), tgepuKew, eptfocw, Ip^TLCtv, crxa-

^ctv, KOLTaoreXXctv. Hinder: P.

and Y. KtoXietv, ITTLKCDX^V., cwrctpyetv;

see hinder. Stop : P. and Y.

9rai;6iv. Control : P. and Y.

Kparciv (gen.). Restrain oneself,be calm : P. and V. ^(riJxafew.Restram oneselffrom : see reframfrom.

705

Res Ret

Restraint, subs. Self- restraint :

P. and V. TO crcj<j!>pov, Ar. and P.

orox^poorwTy, ^, P. ey/cpciTeia, vj.

Modesty: P. and V.a2S<^,

^.

Without restraint : P. ouSevi KOOT/JWIJ,

dvLftei/a>s.Ward : P.

, 17. J&ep Mwefer restraint :

P. Iv <j(>uXa,K$ ex H/ (ac(5.).

Restrict, v. trans. P. and V. 6piiv ;

see fomta, prevent.

Restriction, subs. Limit, boundary :

P. and V. opos, 6. Due measure .

P. and Y. fterpov, TO.

restriction : use adv., P.

<lveiju,ei/a>s.Prevention : P. 8ia-

KwXuo-is, 17.Prohibition : P. cwrop-

P^o-ts, 77. Law, ordinance : P. andV. 1/0/JIO9,

6.

Result, subs. P. and Y.

17, TeXos, TO, TeXcvn}, 17, pyov, TO.

resuZfc : P. TO

(Dem. 12). 5%e result will

soon make it plain : Ar.

Tax' avro Saga (Lys. 376). Whenthey saw the result of the sea battle :

P. a>s O-dovTO TO, T>}S

(Thuc. 8, 43). We 2i&6 i/ifi thingboth for its own sake and its

results : P. CTOTO T* avrov x^dya7rui//,ev /cat TWV aTr* avTOv yiyvo-

/ACI/OJT/ (Plat., ^jp. 357o).

Result, v. intrans. P. and V.

<rufJLJ3awcw, cru/ATrwrrctv, eff^atvctv, P.

owro/Jau/eiv, V. TcXctv ; see also

happen. Follow: P. and V.

errecr&u (dat.)- ^KeswZt w : P. andV. Te\vrav t5 (ace.).

Resultant, adj. Use P. and V.

Resume, v. trans. Get back: P.

and V. avaXa/j./3<&/ii/, a?roXa//./3ai'iv.

agraw, confm^e : P.

dvaXa/A/3avLV. Absol,,P. and V. 7ravcpxeo-0at. Renew :

P. and V. di/ai/cowflai, P. ?rava-

Resumption, subs.

avavccucrts, 17.

Resurrection, subs.

Renewal: P.

V.

Resuscitate, v. trans. See

Retail, v. trans. Furnish : P. andY. irapf.)(w (or mid.), 7ropteiv (or

mid.); see furnish. Traffic in:P. and V. Ka7rrj)(.euiv (ace.).

Retailer, subs. P. and V. fccwnjXos, 6.

Retail-trading, subs. P.

Retain, v. trans. P. and V.

P. and V. K^T^W. Retainin the memory: P. and V. vv&iv(or mid.), <vXao-o-iv (or mid.), P.Siao-<oH/. ffire: Ar. and P.

pi,o-6ovcr6(u. In order that the

orators whom the defendant hasretained against me may not deceive

you : P. wo.//.TJ e^aTraTiyo-wcrtv vp.oi<s ot

pi^TOpes ous ovTOO-l Trapco'/cevaarat e?r*

^c (Dem. 1177, cf. also 1228).

Retainer, subs. P. and V.

j 6, SlUKOVOS, 6 Ol" f]9V.

irpoo-TroXos, 6 or ^, oTrdSos, 6 or ^ r

oTrrfon/, 6, Ar. and P. 0pct7ro)v, 6,

aKo'Xou^os, 6, Ar. and V. Trp6 or ^.

Retaining-fee, subs.

Retaliate, v. trans. See requite.Retaliate the existing discredit uponthose who created it : P. r^v

al&xyvrjv t? TOIS atTtou?

(Dem. 408). jBc^aZmifi1

upon, injure in return : P. and V.

dvTtSpav /ca/cais (TWO), P.

(TIVCL). Absol., P. and V.

dvrtSpav. Retaliate by returningevil for evil : P. Ka/cois irao-x^v

ajLiwcor^at aVTtSpwv /ca/cois (Plat.,

Crifo, 4=9D).

Retaliation, subs. P. and Y. rfols,

fi (Plat.), Ti/xwpta, -fj tV. irotv^, 17,

or

pi. ^(rare P.), fetva, Ta (rare P.),

dvriWoiva, TOL;see vengeance.

Retard, v. trans. P. and V.

c/jwroSt&iy ; see fo'ndar.

Retch, v. intrans. P. and Y.

(Plat, also Ar.).

Retching, subs, P. Xvy& 17.

Retention, subs. P.

Retentive, adj. Good at remem-bering: P. and Y. /oni/unr. Im-pressionable : Ar. and '.

706

Ret Ret

Reticence, subs. Silence : P. andY. o-ZyiJ, 17, crLwrf), -17. Modesty : P,

and Y. cuSws, rj.

Reticent, adj. Silent: Y.

CTKDTT^XOS. Secretwe : P. KL

(Xen.). Be reticent about : P.

and Y. o-Zyav (ace ),o-towrav (ace.),

Y. 8iao~AG>7rav (ace.)

Retinue, subs. P. d.KoXou0ta, 17

(Plat.), or use P. ot ?rept rira, Ar.

and P. Ocpdirovres, ot, V Oepa-jrcs,

ol (also Xen.) ; see attendant. NoArgive was present but only his

own retinue : V. ovSetsTrapjJj/ 'Apyctosot/cet'a 8c xp (Eur., El 629).

Retire, v. trans. Retreat: P. andY. ai'ttxa>p/ (Eur., Phoen. 730;.Rfoes. 775), woo-rpe^e/i', Ar. andP. 7ravaxo>pii/, -UTroxcopctv, P. dvayctv

(Xen.), eVavaycti' (Xen ; see wtM-d?w>. Retire slowly: Ar. and P.

tTrayetv. Depart : P. and YaTTp\<rQa.i9 aTroxcopetv, P. &TTOKO/M-

cr$cu, V. fteOLcrracrOat,, eS^epTrctv ;

see depart Retire from (a task,

office, e'c.) : P. and Y. a^wrrao-^at

(gen.) ; see resign. When youmade Iphicrites retire from the

command : P. :ra8y; TOV 'I<jtt/cpar7v

dTroo^rpar^yov errooJo-aTC (Dem. 669).

Retired, adj. Lonely : P. and V,

pvjfjuo<s \ see lonely.

Retirement, subs. Eeireai: P.

dvaxo)p77crt9, ^. Departure : P. and

o/ retirement: P. and V.

Resting-place : P. *araya>yi7, ^, Ar.

and P. avaTrauXa, ^, Ar. and V.

fCTpo7r^, ^ (Eur., JKTws.j also Xen.).Solitude : P. -and V. ep^t'a, ?).

Peace, quiet : Ar. and P. ^aux/a, 17.

Freedom from business : Ar, andP. dTrpay/x.oo-fvT/, ^. Living in

retirement, ad].: use P. and Y.

dTrpdty/xwv (Eur., Frag.).

Retiring, adj. Going back : V.

ai/roppos, Tra-Xt'cro-uros. Quiet : P.and Y wcriJvos, wo^ydTo?. dwp(yii<oi/

(Eur., Frag.) t P. ijcrvxtos ;see s%.

Retort, v. intrans. P.

P. and Y. avTirWwai; see answer.

Retort a charge : P.

Retort, subs. P. -wroX^Ls; see

answer.

Retouch, v. trans. Remodel: Ar.

and P. aj/aTrXaa-o-eiv.

Retrace, v. trans. Turn back : P.and V. aTToorpc^eti/. Traverse :

see traverse. Retrace in icords or

thought : P. CTraraTroXctv, V. ava-

fjLerpi<rdai. Retrace one's steps :

P. and Y. 7ravcpxe<r0at ;see

return. Turn back: P. and Y.

ttTrocrrps^etv, or pass.; see tuin back.

Retract, v. trans. P. dvaTi'tfeo-flat,

P. and V. K/3d.X.Xw ; see unsay.1 retract my former words : V.

KCU roiv xaXatoiv e^a^tcrra/Aai Aoywv(lur., I. 4. 479) Absol., P.

Retraction, subs. P. Tr

Retreat, v. intrans. P. and V.

^axwpciv (Eur., Phoen. 730, Jtaes.

775), vTro<rrpc<t>civ tAr. and P.

e7ravax<op(V, vTroxwp^v, P. dvayctv

(Xen.), CTravayety (Xen.), Y.Eeirea^ slowly : Ar. and P.

Depart : P. and Y.P.

>; see

Retreat from an u/ndertaking, back

out of it : P. and V. a<iVra(r0ac

(gen.), Qia-TaorQai (gen.).

Retreat, subs. P.

Sound the retreat : P.

T-J o-ciXTTtyyi (Xen.). Departure :

P. and V. l^oSos, r),P. OL7ro^a>prfm^9.

17.PZace o/ retreat : P. and V.

Hiding-place : Y. /cv0/4<5v, 6, imxfai6. Solitude : P. and Y. cp^ta, ^.

Besting-place : P. Karaywy^, r), Ar.

and P. ai/ckravXa, ^, Ar. and V.

cVrpomJ, ^ (Eur., 12/15$., also Xen.).

Retrench, v. trans. CP. and V. oruvT/u,vtv,

Absol., use P. Scwravas

Retrenching generally with a view

to economy: P. raXXa .

*s cvr^Xeiav (Thuc. 8, 4).

707

Ret Ret

Retrenchment, subs. EconomyAr, and P. eureka, 17. FrugalityAr. and P. ^eiScoAta, 17.

To maksome retrenchment in governmen

expenses : P. TO>V Kara rqv Trokw TI i

vreA.eiav <no<povi<nu (Thuc. 8, 1).

Retributary, adj. See letributive

Retribution, subs. PunishmentP. and V. Tt/xwpta, 17, Ttcrts, 17 (Plat,)

fi/fua, 17,P. KoAacris, r), V. Trow?/, ^

or pi. (rare P.), throwa, rd (rare P.)

dvriTTowajTd; see^6?jaZ^. Personi-

fied : Y. Ne//,eo*is, ^.

Retributive, adj. P. and V. Ti/^opos

V. Ti/Luopos. Retributive vengeanct

for the slaying of a father^V,

aVTLKTOVOL TTOLVOL . . . TTCLTi

Retrieve, v. trans. P. and V,

cr&ai. To retrieve some of ourlosses incurred through these men :

P. liravopOovv n . . . rwv 8ta TOUTOVS

dTToAxoXoVov (Dem. 74).

give much for an opportunity of

retrieving their former sins againstthe Greeks: P. TroAAfivi

. . . irpCao-Oai yevecrflai TLV OUTOLS

xaipov 8t" o{) TCIS wpoTcpas dvaXvo-ovrat

irpos TOLS *EAA,T?vas dfiaprias (Dem.187).

Retrograde, adj. Qbmgr ftaci : V.

cul/oppoS) TrQAiorcrvTOSm Jj^aJce ft

retrograde movement, v. : Ar. andP. 7rai/ax<0petv. ^1 retrograde

step : Met., use P. l^rl TO x^^pov

Retrogression, subs. Retreat: P.

drax^pi/o-ts, ^, J?ei2^rM ^o what is

worse : use P. err! TO x^pov ^ra/SoX^

Retrospect, subs. Review, con-

sideration : P. and V. cr/cei/as, ^,

P. 7rtc3rK^(,5, 17. Memory : P.

and V. fJLVljfAr], 17, fJ.Vf.LCLy r).

Return, v. trans, ffwe 6ac&: P.

and V. tt7ro8T8oVat. ffi'yfi iw re^rTi:

P. and V. dvrtStSoWi, P.

8oVcu. Return a favour : P.

(Soph., Frag.). Return evil"for

708

1234).

33),

evil : P. and V. ..Return good for good: P. and V.

e -Tra^ojv avrcSpav ; see requite. In

accounts, return as received or

aid : P. ava^cpcn/, <brava<piv.in : P. <J!>ptv,

i/ieW. V. intrans.

Come or go back: P. and V.

P. ava/co/xt-

i, vctcr^at (Soph.,

(Eur., Phoen.Jacfc: P. and V.

orrp<^/, Or pass.^Ar. and P. eVavaorpc^ctv. Sa^r?ihome from a distance : Ar. and V.

vocrretv, P. and V. ^Trovocrrctv

(Eur., I. !T. 731 ; Thuc. 7, 87, butrare P.). Mow/ I we-uer returnhome : V. &/OOTOS e^v (Eur., I. I7

.

751). Eeiwrw /row eottfe : P. andV. KaTepxea-Oai. Return withothers : P. <rvyKarpx<r0ai (dat. or

absol.). Return (to a subject) : P.and V. 7ravep^(r^at,Return in safety to : P.

efc (aco.).

Return, subs. Owing back:

d7ro8oo-is, 17.Withdrawal:

dvaxwpTyo-is, ^. Turning backand V. &/aarpo<i7, ^. Cominghome : V. vooros, 6. -4 sa/e reiz^rw ;

V. vo<rrt//,os o-ODT^pta, 17. Sei^rw o/ea;&s : P. and V. *ca0o8os, 17.

Revenue : P. -TrpoVoSos, 17. Furnisha return (list) of, v: P. d7ro<^pe/(ace.), anroypafaiv (ace.). (?^fi ira

returns of (money coming in, etc.) :

P. aTTofaweiv (ace.). Recompense :

P. and V. S/xoi^, ^ (Plat.), Mto-<9o's,

6. For all this you tmd my motherhave made me this retivrn: V.KavTL rMe fiat Xfyw TOLaivSe Kol <ru

X^ TfKovcr ^AAa^ciTiyj/ (Eur., Ale.

660). In return (in compounds) :

P. and V. dvn e.g. Requite mreturn: P. and V. avrapivto-Qai.In return for : P. and V. di/r?

(gen.). J3i s/iaZZ receive violencein return for violence : V. 2pyori*

Ipya SidSox avrtX-mlferaL (Eur..

743).

P.

P.

P.

Ret Rev

Returning, adj. V.

Returning home : V.

Reveal, v. trans. Show : P. and V.

SciKVwai, aTroSciKvi

Ar. and P. a?ro<(uWv, V.

see show. Disclose : P. and V.

aTroKoXwrctv, Ar. and V. eKKttXuTTTcn/,

V. avaTTTvorcrew, $ioarTv<j<riv (also

Plat. but. rare P.), avotyeti/. Publish,

betray : P, and V. tK^tpw

Revealer, subs. P. and V.

6.

Revel, v. intrans. P. and V.

Xer0<u (Bur., Gycl.),

Indulge in Bacchic revels : P. andV. /SaKxeucw (Plat.), f'

see riot. Revel in : see

Revel, subs. See revelry. Master

of the revels : P. &px<v T?s Troo-cws

(Plat.). Join the revels, v. : P,

and Y. orvfApaKxeucw (Plat.).

Revelation, subs. Disclosiure : P.

^. TTfeai is revealed: P.

TO*. Confession : P. O/AO-

Xoyta, 17. Object of wonder : P.

and V. OavjyLOL) TO.

Reveller, subs. Ar. and P.

6. Fellow reveller: Ar.

6 or17. Bacchic reveller : P. and

V./3a/cx<><?,

6 (Plat.). Fern., P.

and V. CUCXT?, ^ (Plat.), V. 0w&,^, /jwLivds, f).

Sand of revellers :

P. and V. 0iao-os, 6, V. ICW/AOS, 6.

Revelry, subs. P. and V. /cctytos, 6,

Ar. and P. e&oxta, 07 ; see feast.Bacchic revelry : P. and V,

al (Plat.), V.

TO', or pi., ySo-KX'

(pi. in Ar.) ; see Bacchanaka.

Revenge, subs. P. and V. TIJ

17, rfiris, YI (Plat.), V. iroivrjj f} 9 pi.

(rare P.), footva, rd (rare P,), &yrt-see vengeance. Malice .

P.),Ta ;

P. and V. <0dVos, 6. Harbour

revenge (against), v. : Ar. and P.

/xvTyo-tKaKcTv (absol. or dat. of pers.).

Revenge, v. trans. Take vengeancefor: P. and V.

(gen.), (gen.), V.

',farowa (rd) fjicnevai (gen.) ;

see under vengeance. Punish : P.and V. KoXdfcw ; see punish.Revenge oneself on: P. and V.

(aoc.), apfoeo-Qai (aoc.), Ar. and V .

avra/A$?eo-0cu (ace.) ; see take

vengeance on, under vengeance.

Revengeful, adj. Unforgetting : P.

and V. fwrjfjLuv \ see implacable.Be revengeful, v. : Ar. and P.

Revengefully, adv. See implacably.Revenue, subs. P. Trpoo-oSos-, ?},

WO/DOS, 6. Their sou/rces of revenuewere being cut off : P. ot Trpoo-oSot

(wroiAAwTo (Thuo. 7, 28). Revenue

commissioners, subs. : P. owSifcoi,oZ.

Reverberate, v. intrans. P. and V.

iirfix^v (Plat.) ; see echo.

Reverberation, subs. P. and Y.

VIX&9 V > see a^so noise.

Revere, v. trans. Worship : P. andV. ere/Sew, crefecrQai, Ar. and Y.

o-c^/fctv, P. Ospatrevtw. Respect :

P. and V. ai8eio-0ai, Ar. and Y.

KGLTatScto-^at. Honour : P. and Y.

Heed : P. and V. WpeVco-ftu (gen.)

(Plat, but rare P.), V. evapiGfjicio-Qcu,

Ar. and Y. irpoTlpav (gen.); see

heed.

Revered, adj. P. and Y. o^vos, V.

yepdo-ifws. In invocations to god-desses : use Fern, adj., Ar. and V.

TTOTTttt.

Reverence, v. trans. See revere,

respect.

Reverence, subs. Worship: Y.

<r/3as, TO, P. depaTrcia, vj ',See

worship. Object of reverence : Ar.

and Y. o-^ga?, TO. Bonowr: P.

and Y. rlpy, f). Respectfulness :

V. atSois, %. Reverence for: V.

cvT/ooTnJ, ^ (genA -Tr/jrfvoia, ^ (gen.).P. ana V. c&o-^cta, ^, TO

r,P.

709

Rev Rev

Reverend, adj. P. and Y.

Y. yeptfori/xx)? ;see revered.

Reverent, adj. Pious^

P. and VcucrcyS^s, oVios, 6o<T/3ys. Respect-

ful : Y. atSd^pwv, P. and YatSotos (Plat.). Solemn: P. anc

V. <Tpm.Reverently, adj. Piously: P. andY. ciio-cyScos, ocricos, P. 0eo<rf/3ais

(Xen). Solemnly: P. and Y

Reverie, subs. P. and V. &rap, TO'

Reversal, subs. Y.

Change : P. and Y.

fjLTd(Tracri<s, ^ ;see change.

Reverse, v. trans. P. and Y.

avaorpe^eti/. Change: P. and Y.

/AToAXao*(7tv ; see change. Bereversed : P. Trepdcrrao-Bai. Re-scind : P. and Y. Atav, Kado

P. dvcupetv, Ar. and P. Kara

T/ie?/ entirely reversed this policy :

P. ot 8e Tavra iravra cts Towavnov

^Trpafav (Thuo. 2, 65).

Reverse, subs. Something contrary :

P. and Y. rovvavrtov (or pL),

Tod/wroXti/, Quite the reverse ofthis : P. TroXv rovvavrLov rovrov.

Things small and just and the

reverse: Y. /cat cr/u/cpa K<U StKata

xai TavavTLCL (Soph., Ant. 667).

Defeat: P. and V. or</>aA//.a, TO, P.

^orcra, ^, arv)(r)iJLa.r TO, Trrato-^ta, TO.

a reverse, v. : P. and Y.

(Dem. 312). Since youhave suffered a reverse offortune :

(Eur., And. 982).

T ' X *

Reverse, adj. Contrary : P. and Y.

Reversed, adj. Upside down: P. andY. tiTrrios. Changed : V. TrcpiTrenfc.

Reversely, adv. P. and Y. I/i^raXtv,P. avaTratav. Contrariivise : P.and V. eravriW.

Reversion, subs. Inheritance: P.

K\rfpovofua9 17.

Reversionary, subs. Inheritor : P.6 ; see

Revert, v. intrans. Eeturn to a

subject : P, and V. eVavepxco-flai,

avepxca-tfai. Devolve On : P. TrepttV-

raa-Bai ts (ace.), avax<i>pv ct?

(acc.) ; see devolve. Of property :

V. afrwclo-Gai (Eur., ion, 1008).

Review, v. trans. Scrutinize: P.

and V. eraeu/, 7rtor/co7TLv, O-KOTTCIV,

StacrKOTrctv, cpcwav jS66 efl3a77l^7l6.

Review in words, narrate : P. andV. cfqyetor&u, S/pxeor0cu, errefep-

Xeor^at, Ar. and P. SiTjyeta&u,

Sic&PXecrOaL ; see narrate. Contem-

plate : P. and Y. 0o>peti/, ^fiScr^at,

d^petv. Eeview (troops, fleet, etc.) :

P. and V. ^ercE^tv, P. ^ccupcTv

(Xen.), 0eacr0<u(Xen.). Reconsider:

P. 7ravao*KO7rtv.

Review, subs. Examination : P.

and Y.ovcc'i/ris, ^, P. ^Tao-ts, 17,

cVt<r/ci/ris, 17, V. Zpcvva, fj. Narra-tion : P.

Beview (of troops) : P. c

a review : P.

Revile, v. trans. P. and Y. Ka/cG?

A-eyctv, Sia/3d\X.Lv9 XotSopctv (or mid.with dat.), vppt&iv, ovt&ifavi (dat.),P. /ca/afiv, /3acrKatvt

(ew, acc. Or KttTa, gen.),

(dat.), Y. e^oveioY^etv, Ka.KO<rrofji,lvt

(dat.), Ar. and P.

Reviling, subs. See a

Revisal, subs. Correction : P.

, TO.

Revise, Y. trans. Examine : see

examine. Correct : P. and V.

eop0ow, Siop^ovv, avopQovv, Ar. andP. 7ravop6ovv, V. fteQappofeiv.

Revision, subs. Examination : see

examination. Correction : P.

eTravopdoi/ia, TO.

Revisit, v. trans. Use return to.

Revival, subs. Recovering : P. andV. (ira-m/o^, 17 (Plat.), avaiffvxri, y

flat.),

P. dvaXTyi/ris, ^, Y. d/wn/OTy,

Eeswrrection : Y. avaoracres, ^.

jBfiW0;aZ : P. dvav0)crt9, 17.

Revive, v. trans. J3rm0 6ocfc ^o Zi/e :

P. ava3oorKor0<u. M"afc0 io recover :

710

Rev Rev

P. dicujkcpeiv, P. and V. avopOovv.

Refresh: P. and V. avai/r^av

(Plat.), V. KaTa\l/LXLv. Bestore,

bring back : P. and V. uva

avdyew, CTravayeiv. SB!/

agan: P. and V. avopQow,Beneiv : P. and V.

P. 7ravaveow0cu. JBe-

kindle : P. and V. ava.^coTriJpctv

(Plat.),or use P. and V. /cZi/u/,

cyctpciv, ^cycipciv. Reviveforgottensorrows : V. cKxyO&ra o-vXXeycu/

(Eur., Frag.). En-

courage : P. and V. ffapo-ivetv,

Bpacrvvew, TrapcucoXciv, P. emppcov-

vwcu; see encourage. Bevive a

law-SUlt : P. SiK^y dva&icov Trolly

(Dem. 1018) . Bevive an argument :

P. Xo'yov avaXafjt,/3dvW (Plat., O46o). V. intrans. Come io

again : Ar. and P. avajSiw

Becover : P. avaXafipdveiv lavrov

(or omit laurov), dvrracr0ae, pat^civ,

7rpt<evyetv, P. and V.

Be sewed: P. and V.

Revivify, v. trans. See revwe.

Revocable, adj. P.

(Thuc. 5, 21).

Revocation, subs. Eesc^szow: P.

Revoke, v. trans, P. and V.

Atfeiv, KaOaiptiv, P. dvatpetv, Ar. andP. KctTttXtfeii/ ; see cancel. Theyasked that the decree might be

revoked : Ar. eSeovro TO

OTTO)? iMeravrpafaCy (Ach. 536).

Revolt, SUbs. P. tt7roWacri9,

P. and V. 7rai>a0Tttcn$, ?;.

obedience : P. awjKovcrria, y (Plat.),

V. TO ^ IC\VtV.

Revolt, v. trans. S7ioc& : P. and V,

cKirX-j/o-o-etv ; see disgust. Vintrans. P. tt^crrao-flai, pcOCcrra<rQai

Ar. and P. cffawarao-ftu. Jwc^ifl ^

revoZi : Ar. and P. a<i<rrav<u (aoc.)Be &*5o6e<foewi : P. and V.

Revolt from: P. d<ibra<r0cu O-TTO

(gen.). Revolt to:

-n-pos (ace.). Joiw m revolting : P<rvva<t>i<rTa.<r6ai (absol. or with dat.)

fo/ore: P.

(absol.). Met , revolt from, shrink

from : P. and V. a^to-Tacr^at

(gen.), efioraortfai (gen.), o/cvetv

(ace ),V. e&foaracrQai (gen.) ; see

shrink from. Revolt (from doinga thing) : P. and V. owelv (infin.),/caroKvctv ^iafin.), V. a<i'aTao-0ai

(infin.), P. aTTOKvetv (infin.).

Revolting, adj. Horrible: P. andV. /mipo's, Ar. and P. /SScXfyo's ;

see loathsome. Fearful : P. andV.

Revolution, subs. Revolving motion:

77,Ar. and P. -jrepi^opa, 77, P. and

V. orpo<77, 77. Cycle: P. and V.

KU/cXo$, 6, P. WCptbSoS, 77,V. 7T

77.Political v/pheaval : P. i

/jtos, 6, /ACTCLorao'is, 77.J^W3i2.0W ."

P. and V. oracrts, 77",P. orrao-tacr/xos,

6. Change: P. and V. ^7^0X77,77, /ATdLcrTa(rts, 77",

V. T/(ocris, 77*.

Oawse a revolution : P.

V(UTpOl/ Ti

Revolutionary, adj. P.

Factious: o-racricLcrrt/cos,

Revolutionary tendencies

77.

P.

Revolutionise, v. trans. P.

t ace. or ace. alone),

(ace.), Ar. and P. Iv absol.

orTrept', ace.). JB0 revolutionised :

Ar. and P./

Revolutionist, subs. Use adj., P.

Revolve, v. trans. Ponder : P. andV. ev0v/x,to-0ai (ace. P. also gen.),

lid.),tLv (or mid.), orwi/odv (or mid.

(V. also mid.),

eW) P. K\oyi<r0cu, V.

crctv, voj/Attv, KaX)((iLveiv t

Y. intrans. MOZM w a circZe : P.

and V. KVKXcIcrSat, orpe^corSat, P.

TrepiOTpe^ccr^ai, Trcpt^epccr^at, V.!Xi0-crr0ai, ctXicrcrco^at

; see spin,roll

Revulsion, subs. Revulsion offeelmg:P. //.eravoLd, t;,

V. /ACTayvota, T; ; see

e. Reaction: P. ^rtc

711

Rew Ric

Reward, subs. Becompense : P.

and V. apaiprj, y (Plat.), /ua&fe, 6.

Penalty : P. and V. emTf/uov, TO

or pi., &rfx tPa>^' ^ffwva, ra

(rare P.), TTOIV^, ^e

(or pi. rare P.),

dvrftroivo, T<; SQQpenalty. Guerdon,

privilege: P. and V. eas, TO.

Prize: P. and V. 0Xov, TO.

Beward for bringing (a thing) : Y.

Ko/worrpa, ra (gen.). Beward /or

giving information : P. p^wTpa,TO.. Serving as a reward, adj. : V.

WUAottf reward: Y.

adv., Ar. and P.

P. and V. a/u<r#. Ira reward for :

use prep,, dyrf (gen.).

Reward, v. trans. Beward aperson :

, ajxlJi/or0(u,P. and V.

dvra//,&/ecr0ai, Ar. and V. avTa/x.i-

fiea-Qau.. Benefit in return : Ar.

and P. AW 5 TTOWIV, P. and Y.

see requite.

May the gods rewa/rd you with

requital of blessings : 0eol 8c aot

&6\G>v d/ioi/Jas dvrtSojpiyomaTO (Eur.,HeL 158). Beward (things) : P.

and Y. a/xt/3<j0<u (Xen.) ; see'

Rhapsodise, v. intrans. Ar. and P.

pa\fr<pSctv. Met., talk big : P. andV. fteya Aeyctv, V. KO/ATTCIV (rare P.) J

see

Rhapsodist, subs. P. pai/ro>8os, 6.

Rhapsody, subs. P. pa^<j>oYa, ^,

met., P. avxiy/xa, TO, P. and Y.

KQfjuros, o (Thuc.).

Rhetoric, subs. P, p^Topt/ciJ, 15,

prfroptLa, y. Practise rhetoric, v. :

P. p?/TOpeTJlV.

Rhetorical, adj. P. p^opi/cos. De-

clamatory : P.S-q/wryopuco's, V.

Rhetorically, adv. P.

Rhetorician, subs. P. and Y.

pip-cup, 6.

Rheum, SUbs. P. p^ara, ra. Ooldin the head : P. Karappovs, 6.

Rhythm, subs. P. and V.6.

Rhythmic, rhythmical, adj. Ax.and P.

oar : V. /cdwnys a-vvepftoKri (<3Esch.,

Per6. 396).

Rhythmically, adv. P. and V.

evpvOfJiws, P. ftera PV&/JLOV, cv

Be rowed rhythmically: V.

723).

Rib, subs. P. and Y. irXcupa,

(rare in sing.), Ar. and V.TO (rare in sing.).

Ribald, adj. Ar. and P.

Employ ribald abuse, v. P.

Ribaldry, subs. P.

Bibaldnes : Ar.

CLTa, TOt.

Riband, subs. See ribbon.

Ribbon, subs. P. rauvCa., . Ohaplet:P. and V. OT$aVOS, TO,

(Plat, but rare P.), V. <rre'<os, TO,

irXo'^os, 6, TrXeyjutoiTa, T<, Ar. ar0av^>^; QQQ fillet.

Rice, subs. P. 3puov, TO (late),

Rich, adj. P. and Y.

TOS, TToXv/eny/xaw, TrajLtTrXovros (Soph.,

Frag.), Ar. and P, dfo-opos.

6z/ inheritance : P. and V.

P. TroXaiOTrXovros.

ceeding rich : P. and Y.

(Plat.). J?ai, o*Zy : P. and Y.

Trfcov, Fem. also in V. -rricipa.

Fertile : P. and V. Tra/x^opo?

(Plat.), cvKop^ros (Plat.), Ar. andY. fcapTrt/AOs, TroXajoTropo?, V. /caXX-

KapTros ; see fertile. Abundant :

P. and V. woXiSs, 5^^ovos, V.

7rtppi;Tos. Splendid: P. and V.

Xa/iTTpos. Be rw/i, wealthy, v. : P.and Y. irXo-urctv, P. e^TTOpctv. r/10

Hcfr ; P. and V. ot TrXouVtot, P. o

eJ;7ro/ooi, Ar. and V. ot

Bich in : P. and V.

(gen.), P. e^Tropos (dat.), Y.

fwav (gen.), <Xo>v (dat.).

*X v. : P. and Y. -

dat.) (Plat.), P. evvo

dat.) ; see abound in.

(gen. or

(gen. or

Bhythmic beat of

712

Riches, subs. P. and Y.

Ta, P. evTropia,

, 6,

Ric Rid

Richly, adj. P. wopus, Ar. and Y.]

-n-Xo-uo-ia)?. Well : P. and V. ev.

Abundantly : P. and Y. a<t>06v<a$

(Eur., Frag.). Splendidly: P.

and V. X^/x-Trpoj?. Met., richly

(deserve) : use P. and V. Travis ;

see thoroughly. Richly dressed,

adj. : V. cveCjjLwv.

Richness, subs. Fertility : P.

7roX.v<t>opiaf y (Xen.). Splendour:

Rid, v. trans. Deliver : P. and V.

a7raXXao-

ore', Xtfeiv, (JTroXfetv, CK\$W9

a<Zeya6, eXeuflepow, V. c^cwraXXaoxrciv.

Rid oneself of : P. dTroXvco-^at (acc.or gen.). Be or get rid of : P. andY. aTraXXouro-fitt' (aCC.), aTroXXaor-

o-o*0ai (gen.), e^cwraXXao-orccrflaL

(Thuc. 4, 28, but rare P.), P.

dTTOTre/ATTco-flai (Thuc. 3, 4). Remove:P. and Y. u0torcycu, SkfrurTuvai j

see remove. Put out of the way :

P. and V. UTT^atpiv, a^avi^etv, P.

K7To8a)V 7TOeUr0<U. Not tO 6fi 00r^ o/, adj. : V. 8wr7r//,?rros.

Riddance, subs. Deliverance: P.

and Y. Xrfo-ife, r;, airoXXayry, ^, V.

I/cAvorts, 17, P. dTroXwis, ^.

Ridden, adj. Be bed-ridden, v: Ar.

and P. KaTa,K\LVcrOai.

Riddle, v. trans. See pierce.

Riddle, subs. P. and V. atvty/wx,

TO', (uviy/jio's,6 (Plat, but rare P.).

Difficulty: P. and V. orropta, ;

I am no prophet to read riddles

aright : Y. ov /WIVTIS cfyu Ta<aora<a>5 (Eur,, JEKpp. 346).iw riddle, v. : P. and V.

Riddling, adj. JETard io make out :

P. and V. aivty/ittTcoSi/s, Y. atvucros ;

see obscure. Speaking in riddles :

Ride, v. tains. JS^e (horses) : P.

and V. IXcnWv, Ar. and P.

tTnra^orfloi. V. intrans. P. andV. Aau'vciv, Ar. and P. ITTTTC _

6x<^o-6cu (Dem. 570). Be earned

(in a carriage, etc.): P. and Y,

r0cu, Ar. and P. fyeitrOaiin a chariot : P. &ri

I should have ridden ona mule saddle : P. CTT* dcn-pa^s &K

(Lys. 169; cf. Dem. 558).

in a chariot: Y. rt . . .

. . pe<fc (Soph , 0. B. 802).5& along : P. and V. irapiTrTrerW

(acc. or absol.). Bzde down:Y. KQjQiinrQ.&arQa.i, KaOnrircvew, P.

against (an enemy): P.

wetv (absol.). Ifode ^asi:P. TrapeXavi/ctv (acc.) (Xen.). Ride

rough-shod over : Met., P, and Y.TTctTctv (Plat, also Ar.) (ace.), P.

KOLTCLTTCLTtlv (acc.), Y. KajQanrdCT0a,i

(acc.). Ride round : P. TreptcXavvctr

(aCC.). Ride up : P. TrpotreXavvciv,

irpocri7nrViv. Ride at anchor : P.

and V. Q\&,vQa.i) op/iciv.

Ride, subs. Journey : P. and V.

68os, 17, Tropeia, ^, Ar. and Y.

iTnrcvjjia, TO, or pi. ; see riding.

Rider, subs. P. and V. iWevs, 6,

V. ITTTTOT^S, o, tTTTrtyXan^s, o, Ar.

and V. t-mrovw/Aas, 6, Orie ridingin a chariot : Y. eTrc/i/Jar*/?, 6.

Riders of horses : Y. wnrcov

7ryU/3arai, oL Addition, addinga rider to your decree : P.

^poorypa

avT 5T<j>

Ridge, subs. P. and Y. Xd>o9, o,

Kopvcfry, y, Y. Setpas, 7;. Ridge ofrock, reef: P. and V. 2p/ta, TO,

V. yotpas, fj. On the ridge of tins

tomb : Y. Tvpftov VI VCOTOIS TovSc

(Eur., HeZ. 984). Furrow: Ar.

and P, oXfcds, 6 (Xen.), Ar. and V.

Ridicule, subs. P. and Y. ycXtos, a,

/caTayeXcos, 6, V. /cpro/>w7<rts, ^, P.

^Xcvao-ta, ^, ^Xevacr/Ad?, 6. J7i5wZi ,*

P. and V. ^pis, 07- Object ofridicule : P. and Y. yeXws, 6,

KOtTaycXcos, o, V. -u^ptcr/ia, TO. Theytwned the matter into ridicule : P.

ts ycXcDra Tp7rov T& TTpay/ta (Thuc.6, 35).

Ridicule, v. trans. P. and V.

ovcowrmv (Eur., OycZ. 675, absol.),Ar. and P. vXeud^eiv, CTriovcwTrrciv,

713

Rid Rig

TO)0(H/, V. KpTO/XLV.Ar. and P. KOJfLCuSctV, P. .

Laugh at : P. and V. ycXav eVt

(dat. or dat. alone) ; see mock.

Insult : P. and V. fy?pifeiv (ace. or

is, ace.).

Ridiculous, adj. P. and V. yc'XoLos,

Ar. and P. Kara-yeA-ao-ros, V. ycXoTO-TTOWS (.ZEsch., Frag.}. Supremelyridiculous : P. v?repyA.oios. ^.ft-

: P. and V. STOTTOS (Eur.,

Ridiculously, adv. P.

/caTayeAoaTGJs. Absurdly: P.

Ridiculousness, subs. Absurdity:Ar. and P. aroiria., >/.

Riding, subs. Horsemanship : Ar.

and P. urn-curia, 17, ZinruaJ, 7/, Ar.

and V. t-Tnrcvfta, TO, or pi. Bidingof horses : P. iWa>v ox^cns, 17

(Plat.). Good for riding, adj. : P.

nrao-i/ios (Xen.). Usec to riding :

Ar. and P. ZTTTTIKO'S. Unused to

riding: P. a<nros.

Riding! adj. Mooted: P. and V.

!<nros, Ar. and V. wnrojStfjucov, Or

Use V. wnronys, wnreuTijs ; see

mounted.

Rife, adj. J3e ri/s, v. : P. and V.

K/OaTtV, lOTX^ClV, P. Tnrpl\<ELV9 -TrCpl-

v, o\a<epav (ThuC. 3, 83),

A^tfefv. Be frequent: P.

tV (ThUC. 3, 89), CTr X tK.

Riff-raff, subs. Use Ar. and P.

Ku0ap/Aa, TO, TrcpirpifL/ia, TO. .Mb& :

P. and V. oxA.05, 6, P. <n;p^T05, 6

(Plat).

Rifle, v. trans. J5o6 ; P. and V.

dpTTtt^ctv, ttvapTrafetv, 8tap7ra^tv ;

see plunder.

Rift, subs. P. and V. x^a, TO'.

Rig, v. trans. Kt owt : P. and V.

cnceua^av, P. KaTao-Keua^ctv. Met.,influence by intrigue : P.

TpcxeV. T

Rigging of ships :

Ar. and P. cnccify, Ta. Rigging ofa market: P. cruvcpyta, ; seeDem. 1285.

Right, adj. Correct, true : P. andV. aK^B-ffs, 6p66s, V. vayaep^s; see

ii, proper: P. and V.

-TTpeTrcov, TTpoo^Kcov, euo^xij-

cru/xjLLTpos, KcLQYJKtov, Ar. andP. 7rpe7rd)8^5, V. -n-pocrctKois, cTret/cws,

/wsi ; P. and V.

s, IvStKos, 6p0os, Zeros,

"PFTtai ^ rigf/t^

see z^2/. (I ^s) r^^, lawful :

P. and V. OOTLOV, ^/iiTO/

v (negatively)

(rare P.), 0e/us (rare P.), V. Slf/o?.

Reasonable, fair : P. and Y. CIKOS.

S iOO is r^Tfci : V. Ixei Se /x-oipav

Kai TdSc (Eur., JSipp. 988).Deserved, adj, : P. and Y. <2>$,

Sf/caws, V. 7ra^os. Be ri^i, v. :

P. and V. op0Gs ytyvtocr/cctv.

^/te mor& : P. and V.

Gome right, v. : P. and V. 6p0ow0ai,

Thinking that the future will come

right of itself: P. TO, /icAAovra

a-uTO/iaT* oldjLiei/oi crx^creiv KaXais

(Dem. 11). Put right, v. : P. andV. cop6ovv, BiopOovv, KaropOovv,

Svop&avv, Ar. and P. cTravop^ow.In one's right mind, adj. : P. andV. Iwo-us, eju,<pe0v ; see sa9^e. Eif7/i*

as opposed to left: P. and V.

$&o's. 2%e r^ffc* feawd : P. andV. Se^ta, 77.

On M0 ^jf*< : P. andV. V Scfi^, Ar. and P. e/c Sc^tas, oruse adj., V. cVSe'&os (Eur., Gycl.

6). To ifee right of you : V. b>

S^crov(Eur.,02/cZ. 682). Straight,direct: P. and V. d;0ik, opflo's.

Adverbially: P. and V. i0iJ,

occasionally cvOfa. Right out,

(destroy, kill) right out : P. and V.

apoV ; see utterly. Thinking there

was CL way right through to the

outside : P. oio/^o/ot . . . elvat

. . . avTiKpws StoSov c!s TO l^o)

(Thuc. 2, 4=). Ei^f^i through,

prep. : V. 8ia/jMrd (gen.) (also usedin Xen. as adv.), owifwrcpcs (gen.)

(also used in Plat, as adv.).

Right angle : P. 6pOy ywvta, 77.

: use adj., P.

Right, subs. Justice: P. and V,TO S&cuov, 0e/xfe, r;

e

(rare P.), P.

714

Rig

ruvv], 17,V. TO fMaftiKeiv, TO\>V$IKOV

(Bur., Frag.). Legal right: P.

and V.ot/c?7, ij. Prerogative: P.

and V. yepas, TO ; see prerogative.

Eights : P. and V. TO. Sfcccua.

J'MStf claim: P. SiKaia>//,a, TO.

Hay0 a raV/7& to : P. and V.

6Yfcaios cfrai (infin.) (Eur., Heracl.

142), Ar and P. a|to? clmt (infin.)

J9^ rights : use rightly. Put to

rights- see #w ri/fci, under right.

Right, v. trans. P. and V. IgopOow,

SiopOovv, K&TopOovv, Ar. and P. eirwop-Bovv. Set upright : P. and V. op-

Qovv. Guide aright: seeunder guide.A ship strained forcibly by^

the

sheet sinks, but rights again, if one

slackens the rope : V. /cat vavs yapVra@L(TCL TTpO? pLCW TToSt ^a^V,

IO-TT; 8* a50is yv X ^-^ wcSa (Bur.,Or, 706).

Righteous, adj. P. and V. St/caios,

/8tKo?, op0os, V. TrdVSiKos ;see

jitti. Pious: P. and V. evcrey&fc,

oVtos. Croo5, honest: P. and V.

KttA.GS, XP'tyO'TOS.

Righteously, adv. P. and V. SWws,cvSt/ccos, 6p0o>s, V. 7ravS]?Ka)s. Piously :

P. and V. euo-e/Qois, OCR'WS ; see

rightly. Honestly: P. and V.

Righteousness, subs. Justice: P.

and V. TO Sfoatov, P. St/catocn;^, 77,

7rttKta, ^ V. TO /X,d8tKtV, TOVvStKOV

(Bur., Frag.), Toirmeuce*. Piety :

P. and V. cucr^Seia, 17,TO cvo-e^Scs,

P. off-tern;?, 17.

Rightful, adj. Law/wZ : P. and V.

P. and V.

Rightfully, adv. Lawfully : P. andV. KOTO, vo'/jtovs; see lawfully,

justly.

Rightly, adv. P. and V. 6P6fo, V.KO.T op0oV. Truly : P. and V.

a%70o)s ; see truly. Reasonably :

P. and V. iKdVo)s. Justly : P.

and V. SiKatws, ci/Swcais, op$<os, P.

ra>s, errtetfcajs, Ar. and V. evStVcfl,

V. Trpos 81)075, ow 81x27, S/K$ ; see-' '* ~~

"I, prop&rly : P. and V.

Rim

cv. Deservedly : P. and V. d&W,V. ?ra^^(i)5, KaTa^aos.

Right-minded, ad]. See sensible.

Rightness, subs. Ar. and P.

6p66rrj<s, fj ; see truth.

Rigid, adj. Sard: P. and V.

o-/cA.?7pos, oTcpeos, V. o-Tu<^Xos, Trcpt-

or/ccXij?, Ar. and V. orppo5. SternP. and V. oTcATypo'j, o-^TX/o?, rpcL^^s,Ar. and P. x^A-cTros. Of things .

P. Ivxvpos. Obstinate : P. and V.

ati0aoV. jPin?z, sec^w-fi : P. andV. fiefioLLOS, do-<^aX?7?.

Rigidity, subs. Hardness : P.

(TKXfiporri's, fj, oTcpcoTTys, 17. Rigidityof the muscles : P. TfiVavos, 6.

Sternness : P. x^^TrorTy?, ^ ; see

sternness. Obstinacy : P. av^aSeta,

17, o-/c\77pOTi7ff, 17,Ar, and V. ai^dSta,

'}-

Rigidly, adv. Hardly : Ar. and P.

o-/cXi7po)5. Securely) firmly : P.

and V. /h/fot'ttt, 00-^0X59. 0&-

stinately : Ar and P. du^ciSa)?, P.

Rigmarole, subs. Use P. rJ0Aos, 6

(Plat.).

Rigorous, adj. Stern : P. and V.

CTKXrjpOS. TTtKpOS, CTXT/\t05, TpAr. and V. xa^ 7ro

'

s J see

pitiless. Of climate : P.

Ar. and V. Swxei'/xepos. Exact,accurate : P. and V. aKplfiys.

Rigorously, adv. Sternly: P.

ovcAiypoi?, o-xrAiO)S, P. and V.

TTtfcpois ; see pitilessly. Exactly,accurately : P. and V. d/fptyQais.

Rigour, subs. Sternness : P.

Xe/a,and V.

P. and V. TriKporrjs, y. Ofclimate : see cold.

Rill, subs. P. and V. po^, r% pcfyux,/ "^ / * c /\7 * / \ "TT

TO, pl0pOl>, TO, pOU5, O (V. pOO?), V.

i)//a, TO, peos, TO, vao"^to5, 6, Ar.

x, TO (also Plat, but rare

P.) ; see 'stream.

Rim, subs. JSJ^e : P. x ^-s, >

see also Zip. The rim of anything :

use adj., P. and V. a*pos agreeingwith subs., e.g., the rim of the

cup : P. and V. oWpos /rfAtf. Of715

Rim

a shield : V. 7repi8po/u>s, 6, n5s, TJ.

Of a cup : V. Kpa.ro. (ace. sing.)

(Soph, 0. 0. 473) ;see Up.

Rime, subs. P. and V. wa^, y

(Plat.).

Rimmed, adj. V. TrcpiSpo/^os. Black

rimmed : V. //.eXavSeTos (used of a

shield).

Rind, subs. Peel: Ar. and P.

A,fj*Lt,(i, TO. JjariC : Jr. <p\oios, o

(Xen.). Of cheese : Ar. ovcipov, TO.

Ring, subs. Circle : P. and V.

/cUKAos, 6. .For /w? finger : Ar.

and P. 8aKTuXw>s, 6. Signet-ring:P. and V. o-^payfs, 17 Hoop o/ a

rm^: P. and V. cr^cvSov^, 17. .Riw# o/

people : P. and V. /cu/cXos, 6. In a

ring : P. and V. /cvicXw, ?rpi (rare

P.), ev KUKXw. Standing in a ring:use adv., P. and V. TrepurraSoV.

Arena: P. dyuv, 6. Enter the

ring, v. : P. and V. elcrep)(<E(r6ai,

Ar. and P. KarajSatveiv.

Ring, v. trans. See encvrcle.

Ring money to see if it is good : Ar.

jcco8<oviiv, Met., P. 8iafCQ)8u>veiv.

Ein^r a bell : use P. and V. fcpoTctv.

V. intrans. Clash : P. and V. ^x"v

(Plat.), i/ro</ ; see 0Zas/&. JSmgriw i^e ears : V. ySoav li/ wo-t

(2Esch., Pers. 605). JK^ owi

terror : V. /c-rwretv ^o'^ov (Eur.,Rhes. 308). jBeZZs rm^ out terror :

V. jcXafovorc KcoScovcs qSojSoi/ (JBsch.,2%e5. 386).

Ringing, subs. P. and V. ^6>os, 6,

fcnfW, 6 (also Ar. but rare P.), Ar.

and V. TraTayos, 6, V. /cXayy^, 17,

apay/xos, 6, 801)770?, 6 (rare P.),

)8po/jLOS, 6, apay/ACLTa, TCL.

Ringleader, subs. P. and V.6 or , P. cfqyirrijs, 6.

Ringlet, subs. Ar. and V.

o. Of afop: Ar. /a/awes, o.

Rinse, v. trans. OZeaw : P. and V.

KcLQaipew. Wash (clothes, etc.) : Ar.

and P. ir\i}Viv; see wash.

Riot, subs. Disorder: P. and V.

aKQor/ua, ^, o^opiJ^Sos, 6, P. rapa^vj, rj,

V. Tapay/xos, 6, r^pay/ia, TO. Rising

Rip

o/ i/ifi populace: use P. and V.

O-T&TLS, 17. Revelry : P. and V.

Kto/Aos, 6, Ar. and P. eiW^a, ^; see

revelry. Run riot : see under v.

Riot, v. intrans. JB0 disorderly : P.

and Y. ^KQCT^IV. Run riot, go to

excess : P. and V. SrrfpySaXXeiv, V.

jKe^fiZ ; P. and V.

<i))(LcrQai. (Bur., Cycl.) ;

see ra;0. Wanton : P. and V.

v/SpL&v, V. x^-' tI/ Ar- an<^ v -

xXiffiav.-Nor were the halls of

Menelaus enough for your wanton-ness to riot ^n : V. ouS" rjv t/cava o-ot

TO, McvcXco) fjLXja,6pa Tats crat?

tyKaOvftpifav Tpv^ats (Eur., Tro.

996). Eise against the government :

Ar. and P. ora<na^/.

Rioter, subs. Use Ar. and P. o

Reveller : Ar. and P.

fc, 6. PFawiow : P. and V.

7$, 6.

RiotOUS, adj. P. orcunom/cos, crrao*ta-

ortKos. Noisy : P.

Disorderly: V. ^KOCT/AOS, P.

XcoS^? ; see disorderly.conduct : P. and V. -i^pis

prwate means through idleness are

lost and wasted in riotous hving :

V. TO, 8" ev So/zot? 8a7ravato-t <poi)8a,

8ta^vyoV^ VTT' dpy^as (Eur., H. F.

591).

Rip, v. trans. See tear.

Ripe, adj. P. and V. o>p<uos, TTCTTW^

(JSsch., J?Vojr., Xen. also Ar.).

Ripe in years : see grown. Broughtto perfection: P. and V. TcAcios,

TcXcos. Ready, prepared : P. andV. ITOIJLLOS. Be ripe, v. : P. and V.

fafjAfav, P. ev dic/xg ctvat. Trained,

experienced : P. yeytyivaoytcvos.

JBzpe /or marriage : P. and V.

(Lpatos, V. <wpatO5 ya/A<ov.

Ripen, v. trans. P. and V. 7T7r<umy

(Eur., Frag., Xen.). V. intrans.

Ofgrapes : V. a7ro7rp/coGo^at (Soph.,

Frag.), Ar. TrcTratVeiv. Cowe to

perfection : P. and V. dKjua&iv.

Ripeness, subs. Perfection : P.and V. dic/xi7, ^. JR^pewess o/ a^e ;

see prime.

716

Rip

Ripple, subs. Use wave. The

countless ripples of the sea surge :

V. TTOvrtcov . . . KU/AciTtov dviypt^ftov

y&.aa-p.a (^Bsoh., P. V. 89).

Ripple, v. trans. Break into ripples:

use V. \VKOLLVLv (Bur., Cycl. 17).

V. intrans. Use P. and V.

Rise, v. intrans. Ge w^> /romsitting^ etc. : P. and V. avicrrao-0ai,

etavicrracrOai., V. op0o{5o-0ai, Ar. andP. bravLorracrGai. Of an assembly :

P. and V. avrrao-0<u. .Zfo'ss /rowowe's seatf in honour of a person :

Ar. and P. vrravi<rra<r0at, (dat.)

(Xen.). Rise from bed : P. andV. avicrrcLcrBaiy efavtVracr&w, V.

(2Esch., Ag. 27).P. and V. lyetpeo-0<u, efcyetpcandeu.

.Rise /row i/U rfead: P. and V.

aviarrajtrOtu, V. avpx<r&ai. GoP. and V. avepxr0ai. -4sc0wd5 :

and V. cupccrAu, $v<o </>p<r6a.i. Whatshall I tell of first ? The dmt that

rose to heaven ? V. TI -n-pajrov ctTrco

riyv cs ovpavov K.&VIV ?rpoo"av-

(Bur., Sttg^ 687).

~ '

the sun, etc.

P. dvrxtv, V.

ground : use P.

Grow, increase : P. and V.

vO"0ai, av^<r6cLi 1 P.

Ar. and P. ^tSiSoVai, V.

TFTiew </i6 ynce of corn rose : P.

OT O 0"6TOS 7TTlfJL'l^&ff (JLJQTXlm V/J-Oj

of. 1208). Prices had risen : P.

at T4ftat eirereravTO (Dem. 1290).Cows io #ass : P. and V.

being : P. and V.

yiyvto-Ocu, Ar. and P. ava<<uVecr0ai,

V. opcopcVat (perf. of opvuvat). Bisfir'2Zio?i: Ar. and P. C7rai/rra-

JBise agamst: Ar. and P.

(dat.). Of aP. dvaSiSoVai (Hdt.). Bis^ i

place : use P. and V. pciv

(gen.). O/ a wind: use P.

and V. yfyw0(u (Thuo. 1, 54).

Project: r. and V.Trpo^etv,

Ar.

and P. c^xetv; see project. A

Ris

roo^ rising ftfgrfc aio-ue ^Ae

ground : V. /icXaiva Trcrpa yiys

wepTeXXoucr' av<i) (Eur., jffec. 1010).Rise, subs. Increase: P.

^. Growth : P. ati&pns,

Origin : P. and V. dpxiy, fj.

the sun, etc. : P. dvaroX^, 17,

17,or pi. O/ a star :

,at. ii sww rise: P.

(Xen.), V.

OfV.P.

Risible faculties. See risibility.

Risibility, subs. P. and V. yAe*?, 6.

Rising, adj. Of ground: Ar. andP. /6reo>p09, P. dvavnys, 7rpoo-dvnri$,P. and V. 3p0ios. r/ie

generation: P. and V. ot Wot,

vccorepoi.

Rising, subs. Of the sim, etc. : see

rise. Rebellion: P. and V.

Risk, subs. P. and V. K/Si5i/os, 6,

TO Setvov, or pi., aywv, o. Dangerousenterprise : P. and V. /cw/Sfr/ev/ia,

To7

(Plat.). Without risk, adj.:P. AffivSwot, adv., P. and V.

risfcs ; Ar. and P.

P. Sta/ctvSwcvetv, KwSvvov

avappLirrew, V. rpc^ctv dyfiva,v finrrenr.

I withdrew the money for them at: P.the risk of my life ;

avrots ra xp^ara /ctvSuvv<7as

rot) o-wfuxro? (Isoc. 388A). Share arisk with others , v.: P. oTryKivoWeTJciv

(absol. or dat.), o-wBiaKwBvveuew

ptrd (gen.).

Risk, v. trans. Hazard : Ar. and

(dat. or Trepf, gen.), P.

V. Trapappwrrciv, -wpo-

7rpoTtVetv ; see also e?i-

jfi&sfc everything : P.

(absol.) . Risking waragamst the Argives : V. KV^CVCOVTOV Trpo's "Apyctous "Apiy (Bur., J?^e5.

Who will risk incurring

Xa,p,/3dvw (Soph., 0. E.

1493).

^

717

danger.

Ris Roa

Risky, adj. Precarious : P.

Dangerous : P. and Y. 8eivos,

<T(aXepos, P. cTrtKiyBwo?,

Ar. TrapdfioXos, P.

(ace.), <!>L\oviKiv (dat. or ?rpos,

ace.). Equal : P. and V. icroSo-0ai

(dat.), ^croTJcr^at (dat.). Imitate:

P. and V. /u/Aeior&u ; see imitate.

Rite, subs. P. and V. TfXcriy, ^, or

pi., Te'Xos, TO, or pi., Ar. and P.

TO. vo/u^o/xeva, TO, tepa, V. rpa.

Mystic rites : P. and V. /xuo-njpia,

TCX'; see mysteries. Bacchic rites :

V. /3a.KXVfjLaTa, rd, rcAeral e&ot, at ;

see bacchanalia. Do you performyour rit2s by day or night ? ra 8*

IpCL IVKTtop Yj pusff flp.epW TfiXa?,

(Eur., Baccli. 485). Begin the

rites : V. /caTap;(cr0ai, P. Karap-

(of. Ar.., Av. 959),Ar. and

P. a.7rapxe<rOa.L (Xen ). Begin the

rites by taking the meal from the

baskets : V. egdpxov /cai/a (Eur.,I. A. 435). He shall begin the

rites with offering of meal and

955).

,6 ; see

lustrations ; V.r* eVapferai (Eur. , "I.

President of the rites : P.

6.

Ritual, subs. See rites.

Rival, subs. P. and Y.

6, V. TroXatornjs, 6,

competitor, or use adj., V. avdd-

fitXXos, Ar. and V. dvriTraXos.

Opponent : use adj., P. and Y.

evavTtbs. Rival in love : Ar. andir . a,vTpoLcrT7j$j o. .Rwal in art :

use adj., Ar. and P. wrtrexvos.Rival in a husband's affec&n :

use adj., Y. orfyya/ios (Eur., And.

182).

Rival, adj. Conflicting: P. and Y.Ivavnos, Ar. and V. ai/TftraXos.

Rival, v. trans. Compete with: P.and V. aya)vie<r0ai (dat. or

ace.), a/itXXao-0(u (dat. or

ace.), 4pfciv (dat.), V.

(dat.), efa/uXXao-tfoi, (dat.) ;

cowie?i^ wii^. Do youThemistocles 1 Ar orv

&vTt<f>p(t.s ; (7^.813). EmulateP. and Y. yXow (ace.), P. ^XorareE

718

see

Rivalry, subs. P. and V. Ipts, ^,

aycoy, 6, 5/xtXA.a, ^, f-^Xos, 6, P..

^?yX<Da-t?, ^. .4 ^/e o/ rivalry :

Y. TroXu^Aos ^tos (Soph., O. B.

381). -4w oi/fioi o/ rivalry : use

adj., P. 0a/uAXos, Ar. and P.

Riven, adj. P. and V.

(Plat.), V. Sixpppayqs, 8tappa>.

River, subs. P. and V. Trora/xo'?, 6.

Stream : P. and V. poiy, ^, pcu^ta,

TO, peWpov, TO, /Sou?, 6 (poos, in V.),Y. pe'os, TO ;

see stream. Of a

river, adj. : Ar. and V. Trordp.Los.

Rivet, subs. P. and Y. yo//.<os, 6>

(Plat., Timaa. 43A), Nail: Ar.

and P. ^Xo?, 6 (Plat., Phaedo,

Rivet, v. trans. P.

Ar. and Y. -Trpoo-Trao-aaXcvetv, Y.

Tracro-aXeuew. Be riveted : Ar. andV. yofJicfrovcrOaL, Y. e^Xovo-flcu.

Met., r*ye^ i^e attention: P. andY. KOLTCXCIV ; see ,/fo.

on : see /KC.,

Rivulet, subs. P. and V. po>7, ^ ; see

stream

Road, subs. P. and Y. 68os, ^.

Path: Y. rpfy5os, 6 or 77 (alsoXen. but rare P.), ol/*o?, 6 or ^(also Plat, but rare P.), orr^Sos, 6,

Tropos, 6, Ar. and P. d/rpaTro's, ^,Ar. and V. fccX^^os, ^. Carriageroad : Y. a/Aa#ros, ^ (also Xen.with 68os),

(Plat.).

6 Or

P.

MakeRoad

and V. rpibSos,

roads: P. 0801)5

making, adj. : Y. K

Roadstead, subs. P. and V.

, TO (Eur., Rhes.) ; see harbowr*

Roam, v. trans. Traverse : P. and V.

(Plat.),V. -jroXetv, SXacr^at, fji/3a,Tuctv (ace.or gen). Y. intrans P. and V.

cTv (Plat, and Isoc.),

Roa Roc

otfat, &Xao-0ai (Dem. 440, also

Isoc.), V. ot^vctv, arpc^ccr^at, orpa)-

cuciv, 6!vaoTpa>-a&o% : Ar,

P.

Roaming,subs. P. and V. Tr

17, TrAtfvos, 6, V. TrXdvrjfjid, TO, X^Y), aA-tyTCia, r), 8po//,os, 6.

Roaming, adj. See wandering.

Roar, subs. Bellow : P. and V.

fiVKourOai (Ar. also but rare P.), Ar.

and V. fipvxao-Qai, V. eKppvxavQai,P. ava{3pvxa.orQaL. SllQUt, bawlP. and V. /?oav, oVa/Joou/; see

s7&owfc. Of inanimate things: P.

and V. t/fo<etv, eTrrjx&v (Plat, but

rare P.), wrv (^lat - but rare F.),

jmhretv (Plat, but rare P.) (also

Ar,), V. ^pc/Aav (Ar. also in mid.).

Roar, subs. Bellow : V. 116^0., TO.

.Noise of animals : P. and V.

<t>Qeyp.a,TO (Plat.), <0o'yyos, 6

(Plat.), V. /3o7j, 4 tfoyyt, iShout: P. and V. 017, 17, Kpavyr),

rj ;see sT&owtf. Inarticulate sound :

P. and V. ^09, 6, ^xi ^ (Plati

but rare P.), /cTi;7ro5, 6 (Plat, andThuo. but rare P.) (also Ar.), V.

/?po//,os, o, Soviros, o (also Xen. but

rare P.), apay/w>s, 6, ^pay/btaTa, ra,

Ar. and V. TrdTayos, 6.

Roaring, adj. V.

Roast, v. trans. Ar. and P<f>piyLv, Ar. and V. ^oirrav (Eur.,

CfycZ.). .Boosi m as/ws : Ar. andP. o-TToS^ctv, Ar, c/wriipcveH/. Boastan ox lohole : Ar. fiow airavOpaKt&woXov (Ban. 506).

Roast, adj. P. and V. OTTTO?.

Rob, v. trans. Deprive ; P. and V.

&<t>aipLv (TLVI rt), a<^atpr<r5at (rtva

rt), ttiroarepctv (riva rtvos, or aoc. of

thing if standing alone), crrtpslv

(rtvdt rtvos), oreptWecv (rti/a rtvo?),

cruXav (rtva TI),SirocrCXav (TIV< Ttj,

V. Sn-ocrrcpio-Keiv (rtva rtvos) ; See

deprive. Help aperson in robbing :

P. avvcwrooTepciv (riva rtvos, "With

dat. of person helped). Be robbed

of: use also P. and V.

(gen.), V. rtiTa.<r&ai (gen.).P. and V. TropQelv,

P.

pctv, V. irepOeiv, eKTrepdeiv (also-Plat, but rare P.) ; see plunder.AbsoL, &6 a robber : Ar. and P.

Robber, subs P. and V. Aflcmfo 6,

Ar. and P. AoTroSi/nys, o, Ar. ap?rafr

6 Plunderer: V. o-uATp-wp, 6,

JTOp^TCOp, 6, CKTTOpOiqTtop, 6\ S66

also taic/.

Robbery, subs. P. and V. dp:ray^^ (or pi. in V.), P. Trop^crts,

, , ,

P. and V. /cA.o7T77, ^ ; see

Robe, subs. Dress: P. and V.

ra, KGo-pos, 6,

0-70X17, ^ (Plat.), V.TO, oToXyu-ds, 6, Ar. and V., 6, 7T7rAa)jLta, TO ; see dress.

Robe, v. trans. CZotfifl P. and V.

TrcptjSaAAetv, Ar. and P.Ar. and V. du,<&

X7T^t7/, V.

; see dress. Robe?

oneself: P. and V. >Sf5ecr0ai.

^l^orw ; P. and V. Koo^ctv. Met. r

encircle : P. and V.V. d/i7ri'orj(*n/, d/x,7T^t

Robust, adj. P. eppw/tos ;see

Robustly, adv. P. and V. eppoywo)*.

Robustness, subs. P. and V.

wrX*k ^ pw/Aiy, ^.

Rock, subs. P. and V. Trcrpa, 07.

Stone: P. and V. Af0os, 6, V.T/, ?rTpos, 6 ; see

: P.and^

V. aicpa,

6, V. ACTTCIS, TO, OTTTtArfs, rj dy/^os, 6^Ar. and P. oTcoVcAos, 6. Ridge ofrook : V. xOLP^ "*! Of rock, adj. :

V. TreTpatos, irtTptobris, ircTpivos,

AcTratos, irerp^piys. O/ stone : V.

AatVo?, Ar. and P. Af0tvos. Hurledfrom a rock : V.

Boofed with rock : V.Whence she shall be hurled with a

plunge from the rock: V.

719

Roc Rom

a\fia SurKcuOiqa-erat (Bur.,

Ion, 1268).

Rock, v. trans. Move : P. and V.

tdveiv. Shake: P. and V. o-W.Move o <x?&d fro : Y. croXevciv. V.

intrans. Move : P. and Y. Kweta-Qai.

Shake : P. and V. crctca-Oat. Moveto and fro : P. and V. o-aXevew, P.

dTToo-oXeiW. Wave: P. and V.

ouo>petcr$(U ;866 o$S.

Rockiness, subs. Of ground : P.

Rocking, subs. Oscillation : Ar.

and V. o-oXos, 6. Of the earth (in

aw, earthquake) : P. and V. o-er/xos,

6.

Rocky, adj. Of ground : P. and V.

TrerpdiSi/s, rpdx$S, Y. icparatA.ea>s,

XeTratos ; see rugged. Of rook :

see under rock.

Rod, subs. jStfajf: Ar. and P.

pa/?8os, ^, paKmqpia, ^, V. a*Tpov,TO. .For chastising: Ar. and P.

paySSos, 17.For measuring, etc. :

P. and Y. /cavoiv, 6.

Rodomontade, subs. Boastmg : Ar.

and P. $Xaovcta, y.

Roe, subs. See deer.

Rogue, subs, P. and V. /AaorZytas,6 (Soph., Frag., also Ar.), Ar. andV. /ccVTpwv, 6 (Soph., Frag.), Ar.

jco^dAos, o. Quack, cheat: Ar.

and P. dAaw, 6, P. and V.

ayiymys, 6 ; see quack.

Roguery, subs. P. and V. *-avoupyia}

^ : see mischief. Piece of roguery :

P. and Y. roA/^/ta, ro. Insolence :

P. and Y. flftfo, .

Roguish, adj. Eascally : P. and Y.

Katcovpyos, Travoupyos, rtTptirros, V.

Travrovpyos. Met., /wZ^ o/ youthfulspirit: Ar. and P. vewtKos: see

Roisterer, subs. Ar. and P.6. J5a?w2 of roisterers : P. and V^tao-os, 6, Y. KCD/XOS, 6.

Roistering, subs. P. and Y. /COJ/AOS,

6.

Roistering, adj. Use Ar. and P.

Role, subs. Part in a play: P.

TO; see part. Play role

of . P. vrroKpivtarOai (aco.) ; seejpZay.

Roll, v. trans. P. and Y. KvXivfelv

(Xen.), Y. cXtWctv, ctA-wrcreiv (once

Ar.). Turn, make revolve : P. andV. cn-p^ew, P. TrcpL<f)epcu/t V.

, Ar. and V. /o;jcXe?v.

OTJfwrrvcro-eii/. BoZZ ^Tte

: V. Stac^epetv /cdpa?, y/cv/cA,ow>tv. Y.

intrans. Twrw over an^ over: P.

and V. KvAivScro-tfac, Ar. and Y.also KuXti/Sccr^at (Soph.,Bevolve: P. and V. Kv

crrp<eo-0atj P. Trcptorpc^cor^at,i,9 V. 4A

see

V. o-oXcuetv, P. cwroo-oAoW ; S66

also reeZ. EoZZ against: Ar.

Trpoor/ciiXtetv rt rtvi (F0SJ9. 202).J^oZZ down. P. KarafcvXivScLo-^at

(Xen.). ^oZZ out, v. trans.: Ar.

cfc/diAu/SeH/. JSoZZ out of: Y.e/c/cTJXtVSco-^ai (gen.). Time as it

rolls on : V. ovirippsw xpovos.

Roll, subs. Swaying motion: Ar.

and V. 0-oA.o?, 6. Eegister : Ar.

and P. /caroAoyos, 6. Records,archives : P. and V. Xoyot, ot,

ypa/i/jLara, ret. EoZZ (o/ drums) :

use Y. KTUTTOS, 6 (Eur., Bacch.

513). J2oZZ o/ &rea<^ : use Ar.

Roller, subs. Use wheel.

Rollick, v. intrans. P. and V.

Rollicking, adj. Ar. and P.

Ar. and P.

Rolling, adj. Of the eye : Y.

Siaorrpo^os.

Rolling, subs. Of the eyes : V.

Rollock, subs. See rowlock.

Romance, subs. Story : P. and V.

Ao'yos, 6, /w6os9 6; see story.

Love: P. and Y. 2po>g, 6. Merefiction (as opposed to truth) : P.and Y. /u)$os, 6.

Romance, v. intrans. P.

stories : P.

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Rom Ros

Romantic, adj. Legendary: P.|

/jw0a>oV. Dealing with love: P.

Ipom/cos. Beautiful : P. andV. KoAos. Charming : Ar. and P.

.Forad o beaut: P.

ra,

Romp, v. intrans. P. and V.

see pfow/.

Roof, subs. P. and V. 6/>o<os, 6,

Ar. and P. reyos, TO, 6/00^^ 17.

Tiling: Ar. and P. Kepfyios, 6.

jKoo/ o/ tffo m0ttA : P. ovpavos o

(Aristotle). Living under the same

roof, adj. : P. 6>a>pd<>s, or use

V. Dorics, (riWtrrios. Sheltered

by a roof: P. and V.

Roof, v. trans. P. and V.

(Dem. 426, also Ar.), Ar.

or use cover.

Roofed, adj. P. /caTooreyos, P. andV. fcaTTjpe^'s (Plat., Critias, 116s,but rare P.). Eoofed with stone:

Y. TrcTp^pcqtofc.

Roofless, adj. V. vo'po<os.

Rook, subs. Use Ar. /copof, 6.

Room, subs. P. and V. o

otfcos, 6, Ar. and V. So'/xos, 6,

TO, p&aBpov, TO or pi, V.

orcyos, TO, Ar. and P. Sw/xanov, TO,

ouei?6W ; see chamber. Interval :

P. 8ioAei/jL/xa, TO, StolcT^/ia, TO.

Vacant space : P. and V.x<fy>a *7-

Plenty of room : P. vpvx<*>p{&, 4-

Waw o/ room: P. o-revoxwpca, }.

Save room /or : P. and V. x<>petv

(ace.) (Eur., KpP- 941)-

room (for) : Ar. and P. -rra

Sdat.),

*7roxo)ptv (dat.), V.

dat.;. I?i^ roow o/ : P. and V.

AIT? (gen.). Opportunity, scope:P. and V. /catpo's, 6.

for : use P. and V. Set (gen.)

Roomy, adj. Use P. and V. e

Roost, v. intrans. Perch: P. andV. Kaft}o-0cu, KaOCfav. Boost upon ;

Ar. <efecr0(u (dat.). JSoostf ow

perch : Ar. ^ri |j/Aou KaOevSew (Nub.1431).

Root, subs. P. and V. jlg&,jTrwwfe : Ar. and P.

Met., origin : P. and V.

ycvos,

. Beginning: P. and V.

Family ; P. and V.

TO, Y. cnrep/ia, TO, ptja, 77,

TO; see family. Boot ofa number: P. Tn/0/^, 6 (Plat.).

Square root: P. SiW/us, rj (Plat.).jEM /rowi wAicfe something hasbeen cut: P. and V. TO/AT}, 17.

^row a small seed a great root mayspring : Y. <r/uiepov yivoir av

CTTrepfjiaTOS /Acyas wOfi^y (.ZEsch..,Ofeofi. 204). !Tafee root : P. pt^oOo-^

(Xen.),/caTapptfoT;optfat(Plat.). .Rooi

and branch, utterly: use adj., P.and V. -jrpoppios (also Ar. rare P.),Ar. and Y. avrfarpc/wos, or adv., Y.

irp-vjwoOfv : see utterly.Root out, v, trans. P&ZZ up by the

roots : P. e/CTrpe/mgew, V. /c^a/*W^tv.

Met., P. and Y. avcupetv, /co^atpeiv,

Y. Krpr/?tv, tK^ajavt^civ; see destroy.

Having all his house utterly rooted

out : V. ycvovs aTravros pi'av efrjfur]-

^vo? (^av) (Soph., 4;. 1178).

Rooted, adj. 5e rooied ; P. and Y.

piovcr6ai tP. KaTappL^ovarOai. Rooted

in earth : Y. y)}0ei/ cppi^cofteyo?

(Soph., 0.0.^1591).

Be fixed: P.

and Y. irCTnjyewu (perf. of TnTyvwcu).

Met., siw66orw, mirac^aftfe : P.

wrx^pos ; see innate.

Rope, subs. P. and Y. /<iX<os, 6,

TO (Plat.), SCCT/AOS, o, P.

TO*, Ar. and P. TOVOS, 6,

T(J, V. d

17.JVoose: P. and Y. fipoxos, 6.

Eope for mooring : V. ^XLvw^pia.,

TO, irpvfjLvyo'ia, rd. Sheet : Ar. andY. -n-ovs, 6.

Rope-seller, subs. Ar. oT-wnrao^rwX^?,6.

Rosary, subs. P. poScwa, 17.

Rose, subs. Ar. and P. poSov, TO

(Dem. 615). Full of roses, adj. :

Ar. -TToXvppoSos.

Rostrum, subs. Ar. and P. ?/m,

TO, Y. fiMpov, r6 (Eur., J. T. 962).Mount the rostrum : P.

7rl TO ^/xa, or Ar. and P.

alone.

Rosy, adj. See red.

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Rot Rou

Rot, v. trans. P. and V.

"V. intrans. P. and V. <

TrJKctrOaL (Plat), V. pv&av ; see

decay. Eot away: Ar. and P.

Rot, subs. P. crrjir&w, y. Decay,mould: P. and V. eu/xus, 6. Inwood: Ar. rc/twySdiv, ^. Mildew:P. epvo-LpT], f[.

Bust : P. Ms, 6.

Rotate, v. intrans. P. and V.

KVKXei&Oai, trrpe<o-0ai, P. wept-

<t>pcr6ai, 7rpicrrp<0-0ai, V. eXiWe-

(T0cu, iXicr<ro-0<u, Ar. and V.

Rotation, subs. Eevolution: P.

Ar. and P. ireptyopd, ^, P. andV. <rrpo<i7, ^. Iw rotation, in

succession: use adv., P. and V.

Rote, subs. Learn by rote, v. : P.

and V. eKfjiavQdvew. Repeat byrote : P. and V. QpvXctv.

Rotten, adj. P. and V. cra0pos, Ar.

and P. acwrpos. Met., P. and V.

craOpos, vTrouXos.

Rottenness, subs. P. o-cwrpo-nys, -%;

see rot.

Rotund, adj. See round, fat.

Rotundity, subs. See roundness,

fatness.

Rough, adj. Opposed to smooth:P. and Y. rpdxvs. Of ground : P.

and V. Tpa-xCs, P. xaXejros, V.

<rru^>Xos. Of sound : P. rpa^us.Of taste : P. and V. po's, Ar. andP. 3pl/i;?, P. orpi^vbV, avcrrqpds.

Stormy: P. xei/icpios, Ar. and V.

Sucrxftpos, V. Xafipos,

Unkempt: P. and V.

Ar. and V. Svcnrlvrjs, V. asee squalid. Of manners, harsh :

P. and V. Tpa)$s, -nrtfcpos, o-fcA-^pos,

<rxrXios ; see harsh. Boorish :

Ar. and P. aypot/cos; see

.Ztoa#& (leather) : Ar,

Cheap, worthless : P. and V.<ai)Ao$. -4 ro-w<7& outline : P.

17, TVTTOS, 6; see

worked up: use P.

Roughen, v. trans. P.

V. intrans. P. TpaxTJvcoru.

Roughly, adv. Harshly : P. andV. wi/cpws, Ar and P. x^67 ** Prpaxecos ; see harshly. Boorishly :

Ar. and P. dypotKos. In outline :

P. TVTT<P, V TUTTO). Off-hand : P.

and V. <cn;Aa>s; see off-hand. Acup roughly made of wood : V.

avTofuAov IfCTTw/xa (Soph., Phil,

35).

Roughness, subs. Opposed to

smoothness : P. rpaxurrj^, ^ Ofground : P. rpaxyrys, rj,

^. O/ ^5ifi .' P. avc

Of manner : P. and V.

P. xa^roTi7S, ^, V. rpax^s, 17 ; see

harshness. Boorishness : P. Aypot-icta, 17.

TFawi of refinement : P.

and V. Sovria, (Eur., ^ragr.), P.

Rough-shod, adj. Bide rough-shodover : Met., P. and V. irartiv

(Plat, also Ar) (ace.), P. KaTa7raTtv

(ace.), V. K^wnrafccr&u (ace.).

Round, adj. Ar. and P. fcv/cXorcp^s,

P. wcpKjtapiJs, o-^>aipoi8i75, P. and V.

VKVK\OS (Plat.), V. cvropvos, ajjLifit-

ropvos, Ku/cXwros, KvpTos, Ar. and V.

yoyyiSXos r^sch., Frag.), Ar. andP. orpoTytfXos.

Round, adv. All round : P. andi

V. TTtpt^ (rare P.), /cwcXw, evicvicX(j>.

Standing round: P. and V. -jrepi-

o-raSov. In compounds : P. and V.

wept; eg., stand round: P. andV. TrepuvTcurOai. Distributively :

Sia; e.g., hand round: P. and V.SwtSiSoVat. 5n?^ round, persuade*met.: P. and V. vdAw. Carryround : P. and V. Trepi^epctv.Cowe round, return in a circle :

Ar. and P. ircpupxeo-tfat. Met., be

persuaded: P. and V.

Change round: P.

, cajole: P. and V.

Round, prep. P. and V. ircpi (ace.or dat.), V. a^i (rare P.) (ace. or

dat,), Trcpif (ace.). A place whichhad a wall all round it : P.

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Rou Row

<5 /cv/cXo) Tixiov ircpLrjv (Thue. 7, 81).

A road runs all round it : P.

KVK\o0v oSos Trepiexei (L7S- HO).

Round, subs. Circle: P. and V.

KVK\O<S, 6. Succession : P. and V.

810180x77, 17-Eoimd of a ladder :

see rm#. T&e ordinary round of

affairs : P. ra cy/cu/cXia (Isoo.).(TO o?&6'$ rounds, patrol : Ar. andP. <o8veiv (Xen.), Ar.

Round, v. trans. Ar. and P.

Topveuew. Hound (a point) in

navigation: P. n-epi^oXXciv (ace.),

uTTcp/SoXXciv (ace.). Bound off:

Met., Ar. and P. Topi/okiv, P

Roundabout, adj. JLow# ; P. andV. fM,Kp6s. In a roundabout way,adv. : use V. Wpi^ (Eur., And.

448).

Rounded, adj. See round. Met.,of phrases : Ar. and P. crrpoyyuXos.

Roundly, adv. (Abuse ^roundly,

etc.): use P. and V. o-<o'8pa; see

Roundness, subs. P.

Rouse, v. trans. Bousefrom s

P. and V- cyeipeiv, l^cyetpwv, Ar.

and P. 7Tytptv, aveyapeiv (Xen.).SOOTI an7 tf/&0^ rouse from slumber

yon sleeper : V. TOLUOL jnerao-TTjcrovo-

9

VTTJ/OU ToV8* 77O"ux<* ovra (Eur., Or.

133). Excite (persons orfeeUngs):P. and V. //>>, ^y6ptv, /ct^etv,

7ratptv, cfacpctv, opftav, l^op/iav,

-TrapaKaXctv, Ar. and V. fwTrupctv, V.

Ifctyctv, opviWi, efcKtvetv. JBowse (a

feekng, etc.) in a person : P. andV. jJ./3d\\W (r[ TtVt), VTIKTLV (rL

rwi) (Plat.), evnfoW (TC rtvc), P.

(TI nvt), V- cvopiofvat (TI

Rousing, adj. See encouraging.

Hearty : P. and V. 7rpo0i3fw>s.

Rout, subs. P. and V. TpoTnJ, 77.

Band of revellers : P. and V.

0taox>9, 6, V. K&/&OS, 6. Putting to

rout, adj.: V. Tporratos (absol. or

with gen.).

Rout, v. trans. P. and V.

(or mid. in the aor.), cfe

Ka.Ourrdi'CLL, V. ^Trovwrt^etv ; seescatter.

Route, subs. Use road.

Routine, subs. Manner of life : P.and V. Statra, rj. Habit: P. andV. 0os, TO, P. OT;i/7;0ta, ^, 7rtr?7<$ev/*a,

TO. ifere routine, as opposed to

knowledge of theory : P. TP^, 77

(Plat.).

Rove, v. trans. Traverse: P. andV. TrepwroActv (Plat), V. TroXctv,

aXaT0at; see roaw. V. intrans.

P. and V. Trept^-oXctv,

V. ot^vctv, aXatvccv,

; see roam.

Rover, subs. P. and V. wX^s, t

e

,

TrXav^T^s, o, V. 0X771-775, oe

.

Roving, adj. P. TrXav^To's (Plat,),V. TrXav^T?;?, StaSpo/xos, -rroXifSovos,

^>otTas, Ar. and V. VO/L&.

Roving, subs. P. and Y. TrX^, 77,

TrXii/os, 6, V. 7rXai/?7/ixi, TO, 5X77, 77,

2A,?7T6a, 77, Spo/io;, 6.

Row, subs. Zvme: P. and V.

o-Totxos, 6 TOL^I?, 77,P. ori'x05 *

o ; see

Zt?ie. In a row : P. and V. l^jjs,

0f5s. iayer : P. rt/3oX77 77 (Thuo.3, 20). The fruitful rows of the

vine : V. ftaKxtov . . . op^ctrot

oTrcuptvot (Eur., J?Va0.).

Row, v. trans, or absol. Ar. and P.

eXaweu/, V. cpco-o-en/. Soldiers whorow thei/r own transports : P.

awcpcrat, ot (they were generallyrowed by the crews). Pull at the

oar : Ar. and P. e^oXXctv (Xen.).

Rowdy, adj. Ar. and P. vcai/i/co's.

Rowel, subs. P. and V. Kevrpov, ?6.

Rower, subs. Ar. and P. fpeVT??, 6,

P. irpOOVCWTTOS, 6, V. KOWTTJS #I>a& 6

(Eur., C7^cZ. 86), cper/xov 7rt<rraT77s, 6

(Eur., JEZeZ. 1267). 1?^ warshipswere three tiers of rowers : (1)

OpavLToi, ot, (2) ^vyw-at, 01, (3)

OaXdpiOL, oL

Rowing, adj. Owed : P. and V.V. V77pCT/AOS, TToXlj/CW^O?.

two-owed rowing boat: P.

a.fjL<t>r)ptKOV (Thuc. 4, 67).

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Row Rue

Rowing, subs. P. eipcom, ^. Thefl wrt of rowing : P. Ipe^, ^ (Plat.).

Rowing-benches, subs. See benches.

Rowlock, subs. V. o-KoVo's, 6. Lashthe oar to the rowlock : V.

a-Qai KMTryv ajju^l <TKO.\p.6v

Pers. 376).

Royal, adj. P. and V. /fto

dpxiKos, jSaoifAcios (Thuc. 1,

TiJpamicos, V, T^pawos.cent: P. and V. o-e//,vos

132),

see

Royally, adv. P.

niflcently : P. and V. a-epvus ; see

magnificently.

Royalty, subs. P. and V.

/cpdiTos, TO', Tvpawts, 17-

person : P. and V. /Uuritafc, 6; see

king, or use V. Tupawfe, concretely

(JEsch., Ohoe. 973). Tax : Ar. andP. TAOS, TO.

Rub, v. trans. P. and V.

Smew : Ar. and P. oAei^eiv, P.

7TOL\l<bLV, Ar. TTOLpCLACtC^ClV. V .

Trpoxpieiv; see anoint. Bubagainst . . .

rubbingflint againstflint Iproducedwith pain a dim spark : V. dAV lv

jrerpown. Trerpov KTp6)3a)V /x-oAt? Zifrrjv'

iLcfxLVTov <j>cos (Soph., Phil. 296).J5w& away : P. and V. Tpf/Sctv, Ar.

and P. KaTarptfiew. Eub down (asa horse) : Ar. and P. KCLTOU^

(Xen.), P. and V,

Ar.), V. KOLTai/nJ^ce

o/; Ar. and V.

Eub out

', P.

v ; see erase.

, adj. : P.

jfi/%61^2?, polish

(Xen.).

Rub, subs. Eubbing: P.

Met., difficulty : P. and V.

^ ; see difficulty.

Rubbing, subs. P. TpqRubbish, subs. Ar.

Debris: V. IpciW, ra. 'Refuse:P. and V. x^J8s> 6 (Dem. 1278,and JEseh., Frag.). Nonsense:P. 0A,os, 6

;see nonsense.

Rubble, subs. Ar. and P. x<xA^, 6 or $.

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away. P.

see wipeand V.

P.

V.P.

6.

Rubicund, adj. See red.

Rudder, subs. P. and V.

TO, or pL, V. ota, 6 (also Plat, butrare P.), TrA^/crpa, rd (Soph,, Frag.).

Ruddiness, subs. P. epui^a, TO.

Ruddy, adj. Ar. and P. cpv^po's, P.and V. irupo-ds ; see red.

Rude, adj. Not worked up : use P.

OUK dTrcipyaoyiei/os ; see rough.Cheap, worthless : P. and V.

<fxivXo<s. Insulting: P.

Untaught: P. and V.

a/xa^s, (TKatos, Ar, and P. QTraiSeuros,

dypotKo?, <opTwco's. Barbarous : P.and V. apopos. Unskilful : P.

and V. #7reipos, V. KOJU,T/TO?. .Be

: P. dypow^co-^at (Plat.).P, and V. Tpd^iSs, 'n-t/cpos.

P. x t/^p">s, Ar. and V.see stormy.

Rudely, adv. InoutUne: P. TVTT^,ev TVTTO). Eoughly, cheaply : P. andV. ^auAojs. Insultingly : P, r

~

Boorishly : Ar. and

ovcai&s, P.and V.

Harshly :

P. '

P. d7rtpCDS.

Rudeness, subs.

V.

Harsh :

Stormy:

P.

cra)5, P. Ar.

P. and V.

Unskilfully :

P. and V.TO'. Boorishness:

P. dypowcia, ^, aTraiSewi'a, 17,P. and

V. #/XOUO-L, 17, o-Katonys, 17. Worth-lessness : P. and V. </>av\orri$, rj.

Harshness : P. and V. Trticpo'^s, 17.

Rudiment, subs. Beginning, origin:P. and V. dpx^, 17; see element.

Rudimentary, adj. Simple : P. andV. dTrAofc. .Easy; P. and V.

p^Sios. Primal: P. and V.7Tp(J)T09.

Rue, subs. Ar. TnTyavov, TO.

Rue, v. trans. .Etepe?^ o/: P. and V.

(ace.). Have ca/useto V.

7. 764=) ; see(dat.)

repent,

r^ret ;"

, P*

re^re^.

Rueful, adj. P. and V. WAto?,owcrpos ; see 5a5.

Ruefully, adv. P. and V.see i

Rue Rul

Ruefulness, subs. See sadness.

Repentance : P. and V. /wTa/w'Xeio,

y (Eur., Frag.) ; see repentance.

Ruffian, subs. P. and V. u/Spwmfc,6 ; see also rogue.

Ruffianly, adj. P. fyfyucmjcos. Violent

(of deeds) : P. and V. 0uuos.

Ruffle, v. trans. Disturb : P. andV. rapacrcrew ',

see disturb. Agitate:P. and V. Kivetv; see agitate.

Anger: P. and V. 6pyiv (Plat.),

7rapo6vew; see anger.

Rug, subs. Ar. and P. Scwrffics, at

(Xen.), o-Tpfyia, TO, Ar. TCLTT^S, 6, V.

cljua, TO, $^pos, TO, $apos, TO.

Rugged, adj. P. and V.

XaXcTTo's, V. Karappug,

XeTraios, cm^Xo's. Eocky : P.

V. TTCTpwS^s. Precipitous :

CWTOTO/AOS (Plat.), fiLTTOKpyflVOS,

/jcvojSi/s, V. 6*pts ; see

Met., harsh: P. and V.see harsh.

Ruggedness,, subs. P.

P.

andP.

Kpf)'

Ruin, subs. I>6s?w*o?& ; P. andV. oA.0pos, 6, <0opa, 17, SuufiQopd,

^, V. a7ro<0opa, 17. Overthrow : P.

and V. avooTCto-ts, ^, KaracrKa^, y,

P. /ca0cu'pecn,s, 17, V. Svacrrpoiprj, ^.

ioss : P. and V.

V. TTOLV

wpos ovSas

I.T. 48).

Ruin, v. trans.

oreyo9<rra.Qu.uv (Bur.,

P. and V. 3Xe0pos, 6, Ka.K6v, TO, V.

Tnj/Jia, TO, Sny, 17, ortvos, TO. Buins,

fallen buildings : P. olmai Kara-

7T7TT<i)/cuwxi. Wreckage (of ships) :

P. and V. vavdyia, rd, V. ayati ac :

(of other things besides) : V. ^/oria,

Ta, va-utfyta, T<. E?/i?ls O/, a^Z i/wii

is left of: P. and V. Xcii/wov, or

pi. (gen.). Lay in rums, v. : P.

and V. c^avior^vat, /caTaor/ca7TTtv.

JPaZZ m rw*W5 : Ar. and P. Karappw,P. irepiKdrappew ; see/aZZ. -d doom

O/ utter ruin : V. TrajLt^apros jLcrfp

(JEsch., O^oe. 296). Tow unhappytity are involved m this ruin : V.

crv r 2> TaXatva or

uyicaTao'/ca7rTt w^Xts

(Bur., Phoen. 884). (I seeded to

see) aZZ ^e %o^se dashed in ruins

to the ground from top to bottom :

^but

Sw>X\.iWi,

(Thuo. but

Destroy : P. and V.

v,

R),at,

rare P.), V. <5\XiW,

rare

Ar. and P. eiriTpifttiv ; see

destroy. Mar, spoil : P, and V.

oLoufiveipeiV) \\ipxLivccr9o.i (ace. ordat.),Ar. and "V. SiaXu/xxuVeo-flai. Injure :

P. and Y. ySXcwrrciJ/, /ccucow, 8ia00i-petv; see injure, corrupt. Corrupt:P. and V. 8ia<jf>$tpw, \vfjLdivea-OoLL

(aco. or dat.) ; see corrupt. Beruined : P. and V. a7roXo>Xewu (2ndperf. dwoXXwat), e^oXaAsVcu (2ndperf. cfoXXwat) (Plat.), ox^oXXeo-tfai,

V. oX<uXa/ac (2nd perf. oXXwat),

BiaTrTropQ?jcr6ai (perf. pass. Sunrop-

Oetv), ^ppciv (rare P.) ; see undone.Be brought to ruin : V. dracrQai.

Ruined, adj. Fallen in ridns : P.

rwaied : Met,, Ar. and P. 6^X779,P. TrpocoX^?, V. -TTavcuX^s, ^<^>^ap/Aei/os,

oStoro?, Ar. and Y.

Ruiner, subs. P. and V. XiJ/icwv, o,

P. &a<0opw, 5, StoXvr^s, 6, V.

avacrraT^p, 6, Xco^TiJp, 6.

Ruinous, adj. Zw rwms : P. *ara-

TrcTrrco/cco?, V. epeti/rt/ws. Causingruin : P. and V. oXc'tfpws (Plat, but

rare P.), Ar. and V.(f-nypo's, V.

7roXi;<06'pos, irai/coX^s, TravoiXc^pos,

X-u/xavriJpios ; see destructive, liarm-

ful. Met., P. and V. Scn/os.

Rule, subs. Hod for measuring : P.

and V. icavaJv, 6. Rule of conduct :

P. and V. /cavwv, 6, opos, 6. Law :

P. and V. VO/AOS, 6, ^CO-JLIOS, 6 (rare

P.). War never proceeds by rule ofthumb : P. ^Kiora -n-oXc/ios ^irl piTrot?

Xtopet (Thuc. 1. 122). Standard :

P. and V. KCLVW, 6, P. Kpinqpiov, TO.

4s a rwZe ; see generally. Govern-

ment, power : P. and V.

/cp<ro5, T^, Swaorcwi, 17, V.

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Rul

TO, or pi., 0poi/os, 6, or pi. Kingship :

Ar. and P. jS&rtXcia, 77,P. and V.

, 17 (rare P.), P. and V.

Rule, v. trans. Trace, draw . use

P. yiv (Aristotle). Check : P.

and Y. Karexeiv, errcxeiv, Ar. and V.

urxv (rare P.), V. MOXCCF (rare

P.). Govern: P. and V. apxv(gen. V. also dat.), fcparctv (gen.),

Ko<rjj.iv9 V. Kparfavtiv (gen.),

vaufcXtypciv, Kpalvf.iv (gen.),over as fern? : P. and V. riJpawc

(gen.), j3a.<ri\djLv (gen.) (Eur., JBZ.

12), SccrTrdfeiv (gen. or ace., Eur.,

H. F. 28) (Plat, but rare P.), V.

avaoxreiv (gen.), KOipavew (gen.),

Tayeiv (gen.), Ar. and V. rupcu/vftv

(absol.). EwZe among : P. and V.i/SiWoTi;iv (dat. on P. TroLpd, dat.).

Administer : P. and V. otKctv, vc/^ctv

(Thuc. 8, 70), /oJ/3epvav, Ar. and P.

i Ta/ueutv, /x.Taxipto*$at, P.

^iv, Siaucvftepvai/ (Plat.), V.K. 5e current prevail : P. and

V. KpaTetv; see prevail. The

ruling price : P. ^ KaQeirrrjKvla ripy.Bule out of CQWrt : P. cbroyiyi/ucnceiv.

Quash : Ar. and P. 8iayp<x<^>ctv*

Ruler, subs. P. and V. apxeov, 6,

ffTrapxos, o. Lord : P. and V.

8iW(m7s, 6; see also magistrate.King : P. and V. fta.crtX.eus, 6, Ar.

and V. #va, 6, fcocpapos, 6, V.

ava/ercDp, 6, icdptos, 6 ; see also c/w'e/.

Tyrant: P. and V. Tifpawos, 6,

/iwapxoff, 6, SCOTT^T^S, 6.

Ruling,^ adj. ^ot/a2: P. and V.

ApXt/co9, )8ao-fXctos; see

Authoritative: P. and V.Current : see cwrrewtf.

Ruling, subs. See decision, authority.Rumble, subs. P. and V. /cT&ros, 6

(Thuc. and Plat, but rare P.) (also

Ar.), V. J&PO/AOS, 6 ; see noise.

Rumble, v. intrans. P. and V.KTVTTCW (Plat, but rare P.) (alsoAr.), V. fofau, (also Ar. in mid.) ;

see resoimd.

Ruminate, v. intrans. P. /x^pvfca^av

(Aristotle). Met, see meditate.

Run

Rumination, subs. See meditation.

Rummage, v. trans. Search : P.

and V. cpewav. Bummage about :

Ar. and P. mrrrafcLV irept (aco.).

Rumour, subs. P. and V. ^17^, ^,

Aoyos, 6, V. j6ats, 17, icX^Scov, ^,

, TO, Ar. and V. <<nk, ^, [wOos,

Rump, subs. Ar. Truy^, ^, Sppo?, 6,

TrpwKTos, 6, V. yXoi/rds, 6 (Soph ,

Frag.).

Rumple, v. trans. Use P. and V.

Run,'v. trans. Bun (a wall in anydirection] : P. ayctv (Thuc. 6, 99),

'aye/ (Dem. 1278, Thuc. 1, 93),

Trpoayetv (Dem. 1279). (He said)that the shaft ran right throughthe eighth whorl : TYJV ^XaKanji/ 8ta

ju.o*ov TOT) oySoov (o-^ovSuXov) Sia//,-

Trcpk cXTjXaotfai (Plat., Rep. 616s).Run a risk : V. Tpcxctv yoiva ; see

under risk. Bun (a candidate),

put forward : use P. srporacro-civ.

Bun a race : use race, v. Enter

for a competition : see enter. V.intrans. P. and V. rp^tv, 0etv

(Eur., Jow, 1217, but rare V.).

; P. and V. op/xav, 6pjaao-0ai,

?ai, !?o-0cu (rare P.), a/uXXo-

(rare P.), ^cpeo^at ; see hasten.

Of a ship : P. TrXeTv, V. Tpcxen

before a fair breeze : V. !

Tpextv (Soph., 4;". 1083). ^5 *7ifi

sor?/ rwws : V. a>5 %x l ^fy$> orP. a)? 6 X<fyos lorrC. Flow, drip :

P. and V. petv; see drip. Bunabout, v. trans. : Ar. and P.

TrepiTpexciv (acc. or absol.), TrepiOtw

(ace. or absol.), 8taTpe^tv (absol.),P. SiaOeiv (absol.). BUM after,

pursue : P. and V. SWOKCIV, P.

erriSicoKCtv, /caTaSto>KLv ; See pursue.Bun along: P. irapaQw (absol.).

(Eur., Herad. 14=)^ Ar. and P.

a.7ro8i8pacrKiv, a7rorp)(W (Xen.) ,

Desert : Ar. and P. aurojuo/Utv, P.

caravTOfjuo\.Lv. Fly : P. and V.

<^vytv. iei one's anger run awaywith one : use P. and V.

726

Run Rus

GK<l>p<r6ai. Bun away from : see

avoid Bun before (in advance) :

P. irpoQtlv (absol,), irpoTplxew (gen.or absol

).Bun down (a ship),

v. trans. : Ar. and P. /caTaSfetv.

Collide with : P, irpooTmrrctv (dat.) ;

see collide. Met., slander : P. andV. 8iaySoAAe/, P. Swxo-vpetv. V.

intrans. P. KaraOew, Ar. and P.

forward : P.

intrans. : Ar. and P. ctorpe^av (efe,

aco.); see dash mto. Bun off:seenm away. Flow off: P. andV. aTToppeiv. .Rwj ow ; Ar. and P.

(Xen.) ; see rMsfe

Bim over, knock down, v.

trans.: P. and V. /cara/JoAXetv.

OverrWTO . P. Kararp4\Lv, Ka.ra.0eiv.

Met., describe: P. and V. 8tp-

x&rQo't', Ar. and P.

BZW quickly over :

P. iTrtrplxw. Bim riot, go to

excess, v. intrans. : P. and V.

V. cjcrpcxav. Wanton : P. and V.

-upptfav. Biw round, v. trans.:

Ar. and P, TreptTpc^ctv (ace. or

absol.), 7Tpi0u/ (aco. or absol.).Of inanimate things as a wall : P.

Bun through, v. trans. :

Ar. and P. Siarpex^v (ace.) (Thuc.4, 79). Pierce : see pierce. Met.,

through an argument, etc. : P.

(aoc.) ; see run over.

Spend : P. and V.

Squander: P. and V.

(Plat.), V. avrXet

Wjp : Ar. and P,

P. irpootietv. Bun with, drvp with:P. and V. /b& (dat.), V.

fdat.), KaTcwrra^ctv (dat.),

(dat.); see <inp. Aboiwd with:see abound.

Run, subs. P. and V. 8po>os, o, V.

P. and V. 8p<fyp, or use Ar. and V.

adj., Spo/iatos. Voyage : P. and V.

TrAovs, 6. In the long rm : P. andV, T\O9, Sta xpovovj 866 A^ Za^^i

under last. The common run of

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people: P. and V. TO ir\fj&o<s, oi

TroAAot.

Runaway, subs. P. avT6>o\o?, 6, P.and V. SpdTrcTTjs, 6 (Plat., Men.

97u). 5e a runaway, v. : P.

Spcwrereveu/. Bunaway sla/oe : P.

SovAo? a^eorais.

Rung, subs. P. and V.Ar. and V. KXlpaKryp, 6, V.

Bungs of a ladder : V.

P.

Runner, subs P. and V. Spo/^ife, 6

(Eur., JEtf. 824) ; see racer,

who runs in a race : P.

6. Long-distance rimner ':

with a message : P.

V. Tpo^ife, 6; see messenger,swift runner: V. Tavvs

(Eur., Med. 1182).

Running, subs. P. and V, Spo/io?, 6,

6,

A

V. , TO'. Sunning away : see

Running, adj. Ar. and V. 8po/m,tos.

Good a running : P. Spo/uicoVOf water: V. PVTO?, actpuro^ P.

ya/xxirtato? ; see flowing. Of a

sore : P. and V. /wrvos. Oon-

secutively, in order: P. and V.

Rupture, subs. Breach of peace,etc. : P. <nfyxucrts ^7- Offriendship,etc. : P. and V. 8i<\.i5<ris, 17.

Fracture : P.

Rural, adj. Ar. and P. <3fypocos, V.

s (Soph., Frag.), dypavXo?.iaZ: P. and V.

Frag.). Agrarian: Ar.

and P.

Ruse, subs. P. and Y. 7^717,

r,6 (rare P.) ; see trick.

Rush, subs. P. and V.Ar. and P. ftm, ^ V.

P. and V. 8po>?, oi V.TO. Inroad : P. ^ *

"ith a rush : P. and V. 8pdpP. /c8po/>c^, ^; see

Impetuosity : P. and V. Trpc

*, cnrouSi}, y. Seed : Ar. and P,

>s, 6, Ar. and V. 86va, 6

i., Pers. 494), Ar. crxotvos, o

Rus

or A bed ofrushes : Ar. crrifia.*

(PI. 541). Made of rushes,

adj. : Ar. and Y.

Rush, v. trans. Carry headlong:P. and Y. ecfyv, wpoayv. Bush

: P. Kara jcparos alpeiv.

7. intrans. 6p/iav, 6p/z,S<r0ai, fccrflai

(rare P.), <p<r0<u, Ar. and Y.

(rare P.), cTrpWeiv (also Plat.

but rare P.), opwa-Qai, Y.

VW, dto-o-civ, opoueiv, Bod&LV,

(1st aor. pass, of o-eifen/) ; see

hasten, run. Bush headlong to

one's doom : V. ts QQVQ.TOV CKVCUCIV

ur., P/toerc. 1268). .Zfas/z, across :

. and Y. (absol. or gen.).

away : Y. aTr^wrcrciv, Ar.

. JBwsfe dow : Ar. and P.

, P. KaraOelv. Swoop : Y.

v, P. and V. KaTao-KTprreiv

(rare P.) ; see swoop. Bush forth :

P. and V. efrpfji&orOai, eKTrwrrciv, Ar.

c^orcrctv. Bush forward, rush up :

Ar. and P. Trpoorrpc^civ. Bwsfe iw: Ar.

and P. clcrrpEw, ci^nnySav, P. and Y.

tV, V. CtCTTTOtW J 866

in. Bush into: P. and Y.

(P. eis, ace. V. dat.

alone), V. eio-oppa&Bat, (ace.), l7rcr-

iriTTTcw (aec. or dat.) (also Xen. butrare P.), Ar. and P. eonz^Sav (ew,

ace.) ; see A&sft into. Bush out :

see rush forth. Bush to: P.

TTpocrmySav ?rp<fe (aOO.). .5

Ar. and P. wpo<rTp^iv.wpow : see attack.

Rushing1

, adj. Y.Ar. and V. 0<w>os ;

Of a noise : Y. p66V. Xa^pds, Karatj8& _

Russet, adj. Brown: P.

Tawny : P. and Y. ai/0ds, Ar. andY. ^ovtfd? ; see also red.

Rust, subs. P. tds, 6.

Rust, v. trans. Be spoiled : P. and

Rustic, adj. Ar. and P. aypoueos,V. ypauXos, aypaJtmis (Soph.,

-PVasr.)- See

Swooping

Rustic, subs. Ar. and P. aypowcos,6, yeapyo's, o, P. and V. avrovpyds,

6, cpyanys, 6, V. aypco

Xa)pfj779,o (Soph.,

ydTrovos, 6.

Rusticity, subs. P. dypot/cta, ^ j

boorishness.

Rustle, v. intrans. Ar. and '*

P. and V. i/ro<^tv. \

'6,Rustle, subs. P. and Y.Ar. and Y. pot/38os, 6, Ar.

TO.

Rusty, adj. Use old, squalid.

Rut, subs. Fwrow : Ar. and P.

oXfcds, 6 (Xen.), Ar. and Y. SXo ^.

Ruth, subs. See pity.

Ruthless, adj. See pitiless.

Ruthlessly, adv. See pitilessly.

Ruthlessness, subs. Qeepitilessness.

Sable, adj. P. and V. /*\as, Y.

cpc/i-vds, /jiA.(yxt/AOs,

Sabre, subs. Use sword.

Sacerdotal, adj. P. Upari

Sack, subs. Ar. oxxic/cos, 6, P. andV. dtr/cds, 6, 0dXaicos, 6 (Eur., O^oZ.).

Pillage: P. and V. dpirdyvj, 17, or

pi. in Y., P. Trdp^o-ts, ^. Uaptwe :

P. and V. SXoxris, 17.

Sack, v. trans. P. and Y.

e/c7rop$ty, StaTrop^etv, dpTra^etv, avap-Stap7ratv, cruXav,

P. oiyciv /cai

>0iv'(also Plat/ but rare' P.) ;

see plunder. Sack in return : V.

Sacred, adj. P. and V. kpds, oo-ios

(when contrasted with Upo's, 6crto5=

profane, secular), o-/*vos, Y. !pds,

dyi/o's, <rrros, Ar. and P. Aytos.Sacred to : P. and V. po9 (gen.),Y. fyxfe (gen.); see consecrated*

Inviolable : P. and Y. gcrvXos, V,

&nfAi7Tos; see inviolable. Sacredwar: P. 6 Upos TrdXc/ws (Thuo.1, 112), iroXe/AO?

'

(Dem. 275). Sacred rites : seerites.

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