avaXoyiov 



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avaivXaafia 



ivoKoyiav = avaXoyilov. Apocr. Thom. Euangel. A, 15, 2 



ES/)€ ^iPXiov Keliievov iv Ta dvaXoyla. PoRPH. Cer. 760; 

 dvaUyws (amXoyos), adv. proportionately, in proportion 

 to. TheOPH. CONT. 283, 23 'AvaK6yu>i T^s oiKfi'as 

 cKacrruv dpcTrjs irpo^i^acras Koi (fnXocjipovrja-uiieyos. olS, 

 20 0i,'\o<ppovr]d€i(Ta ij.(yaKojrpe7ra>s aKaXdycoj riji Trpoaipc 

 (Tccos Koi (vyevelas avTijs. 



dvaKva, vera, to depart this life, to die. ApocE. Act. et 

 Martyr. Mattliaei 31 '\v(\v(T(v 6 itrltTKOTros nXdrmv iv 



KVpltf. 



dvaiiapTrjo-ia, as, fj, (dvap.dpTr)TOs) sinlessness. AjPOPHTH. 



Ai-sen. 2. 



dpapdpTr]Tos, ov, icithout sin, sinless : opposed to ap^aprai- 

 Xds. Sept. Deut. 29, 19 'Ifa p.rj (ruvairoKiarj 6 afiap- 

 ToiKos Tov dvafxdprrjrov. 



dvapapvKaopai (/iijpuKao/iot), to revolve in one's mind. 



Eus. 5, 20, p. 239. 

 dvap.eTa^i {pera^v), adv. meanwhile, in the mean time. 



DexIPP. 19, 18 noXXa dvap.(Ta^u (iTTOvrav. 



2. Among, between. Amphil. 208 A To dvap^ra^v 



avrSiv. TheOPH. 543, 15 'Avapera^v avTav. PoRPH. 



Adm. 1 G9 'Avapera^v 8e Ta)V TovpKav crvva^BivTOS woXe- 



p,ov Koi TWV HaT^lVaKlTiOV. 



dvavaia, an exclamation. Porph. Cer. 319. 



dvavetopa, aros, to, (dvavfoca) renewal. Eus. 10, 4, p. 



476, 30. 

 dvaviariKos, >), 6v, (aracEo'w) servinff to rcneu: Joseph. 



Ant. 11, 4, 7 ' AvaveariKas Ttov TrpoTcpiov dya6u>v. 



*dvavti<f>a, iji/'o), (yij^m) to become sober again. Plut. I, 

 141 B. LUCIAN. Hermot. 83 "Q<T7repfKpe$T]sdvavri<j)av. 

 Metaphorically, To come to one's sober senses. 

 CebeT. Tabul. 9 'Orav yap dvavrjilrjj ala-6dveTai on ovk 

 rjadicv, dXX' vtt' avrrjs KaTTjadlfTO ica\ i^pl^ero. NT. 

 2 Tim. 2, 26 'Avavfj\jracnv Ik T^f Tou fita/SdXou jrayi'Sos. 

 IgNAT. Smyrn. 9 EifXoydi' (anv XoiTTOv di/aVTJylrat. 



dvavrippjjTos, ov, (j>i]t6s) incontrovertible. Incontestable. 

 PoLTB. 6,7,7. 28, 11, 4. Plut. I, 124 A. Ignat. 



Epist. adMari. Cassobol. 3 'Qv et^ov dvavrlpprjTov vno 



croj) Tr]v anoSeL^LV. 

 dvavTippr]T<os, adv. of dvavripprjTOS. PoLYB. 23, 8, 11 



Tvyxdv€iv Trdvrav rav (piKavdpanaiv dvavTippifraii. 

 dvavr\(u>, ijo-m, (dfrXfo)) tO pUmp up. 



Metaphorically, to endure. Sept. Job. 19, 26 



To Seppa pov to dfa^'TXoCj' raiira. 



dvaiaiva {^aivm), to break open afresh, said of wounds. 

 Metaphorically, to reneio. Poltb. 27, 6, 6 'Ava- 



^aivopivrjs t^e SLafpopds (K rtvav ipvparav tt/s x^pas. 

 draTraXai'w {iraXala) , resipisco, to recover, to come back to 



one's senses, to repent ; said of backsliders. Method. 



400 B ' AvaiToKalaavra pev to Kara ttjv TtapaKoriv TjTTtjpa. 



Pete. Alex. 10 'EKTrfTTTanores koi dva77a\alaavTes. 



Anc. 2 OicravTfs, p(Ta be TauTa dvairoKaitravra. 

 dvaTToXiv, vice versa, the reverse. Basil. Ill, 4 B Tu 



dvopota Kara ttjv (j)i<nv dvopoias 7rpo(j)ep€iTdai. Kai 



dvaTraXiv, Ta dvopoiios 7rpo(j)€pop€va avopota nvat Kara ttjv 



(j)i(nv. 

 dvandXKaKTOs, ov, (dn-aXXdaao)) not having left. PalLAD. 



Vit. Chrys. 36 B 'AvanaKKaKTOV ovaav ttjs tKKKrjaias, 



Not having left the church, 

 dvanaria, rjcra, (irarito) obambulo, to walk tip and down. 



Cede. T, 227, 23. 



dvdixavais, ewr, ^, rest. Bletaphorically, death, with 

 reference to departed believers. Apocr. Act. et 

 Martyr. Matt. 30. 



dvanava, to cause to rest. Mid. dvaTraiaao-Sai, to be at 

 rest, said of departed believers. Const. Apost. 8, 

 13, 1 'YiTfp T<ov Iv nicTTei dvairavo'apevcov Serjdapev. a, 

 41, 1 'Yircp dvaTmv<Tapevu>v iv Xpiara dBe\cj)(ov Jjpav 

 hej)6uipev, Let us pray for our brethren who are at 

 rest in Christ. Ant. 23 Koi/iijo-is toO dvairavaapivov. 



dvdneipa, as, f), {irc'ipa) trial. POLTB. 26, 7, 8 Tijv dva- 

 Tveipav Tav ifKolav, to prove the ships. 



2. Drill, drilling, the training of soldiers. Poltb. 

 10, 20, 6. 



dvampira, to send up to Rome. Poltb. 1, 7, 12 'Ava- 



nepcpdiVTav (Is ttjv Vaprjv. 29, 11, 9 IIoXvdpaTov 

 dvmrepTT€iv els Pwprjv. (Compare dvanopvr), ava>.) 



To send up, as a prayer. Marttr. Poltc. 15 



'AvairepijfavTOS 8e auTOU to ap^v Kai liKrjpwijavTOS TrjV 

 eixh^j "' '^°^ nTpor avBpumoi e^ijyjrav to mp. 



The expression Kai o-ol t^v ho^av dvairipiropev is of 

 frequent occurrence in the Ritual. 



dvairrjhva, doubtful for dvamhia. SepT. ProV. 18, 4. 

 dvaTTkairpa, aros, to, (avairXdtjtra) form, fgure, as of the 



