'.vOevTu 



la 



215 



wToOev 



2. Master, Sftr^dri^f. Phrtn. Method. 360 C 

 Toi' aidei/Tijp SMa-KaXov, Who taught as one having 

 authoritlj. Anon. 358, 12 Aafi7rp6TaT€ koi eVfio^drare 

 rj/iSiv av6ivTa Ka\ ap)(ov. 



avdevTia, as, r], =z avBeirreia. HiPPOL. 257, 46, et alibi. 



Eus. V. C. 3, 51. Nic. T, 261 D. Sard. Can. 6. 

 Cyrill. Alex. Epist. 42 B. Zos. 99, 18 nnpf/Xero 



Kai TavTTjs Tovs viiap-)(ovs r^s avOevTias* 

 avBcvTiKos, jj, 6v, authentic, true. Ignat. Philad. (Lnter- 



pol.) 8 AvdevTiKou poL eVrli/ dp^elov 6 (rravpos avrov. 

 Athan. I, 746 A AvdevriKTi tvIotis. Cod. Afk. 135 

 AiBevTiKri (tvvo8os. 



Substantively, to aidcvriKov, the original of a docu- 

 ment, opposed to I'croi/, copy. Const, m, 997 A. 



3. Princvpal. Cod. Ape. Can. 71 'H avdeirnKt] 



avTov KadeSpa. GeOPON. 1, 11, 1 Tecrcrapes av6evriKo\ 

 TTviovciv ixvepoi. 



aidevTiKios, adv. of aidcvTiKos, like a master, or like mas- 

 ters. Just. Quaest. Christ, ad Gent. 2. 



avOevTcoi, adv. of avdevTTjs, absolutely, as applied to gov- 

 ernment. PoRPH. Adm. 192. 17. 



avdapov (avTos, apa), adv. at the very hour, instantly. 

 Apocr. Act. Joan. 9. Etjst. 158, 39. 1062, 34. 



aVKavaia, meaning uncertain. Synes. Epist. 79. 



avXapxf)!, ov, 6, {alXi), apx<o) master of the king's house- 

 hold, the chief officer of the king's palace. Sept. 

 2 Reg. 8, 18. (Compare the Byzantine payiarpos.) 



aVkfj, ^s, T), the cotirt, the imperial residence. Poltb. 

 4, 87, 4. 5, 26, 9, et alibi. Zos. 228, 19 'o rij: 

 aiXTJs vvapxos, Praefectus praetorio. Novell. 3, 2, 

 §a. 



Oi TTepl rfjv avKrjv, aulici, the courtiers, the same 

 as 01 avKiKol, or 01 aTTO toO waXarioii. PoLYB. 5, 3G, 1, 



et alibi. 



Oi T7)S avKrjS, := Oi Trepi Trjv avkr]V. LyD. 169, 20. 

 avXiKor, T), ov, aulicus, belonging to the court. Polyb. 

 15, 34, 4. 24, 5, 4. Plut. II, 800 A 01 alXtKoX 



KoKaKii. Basil. Ill, 122 C AuXik^ vnoKpicns. 



Substantively, 6 aiXixdj, courtier. Polyb. 16, 22, 



8. 23, 13, 5. 

 uiJXio-KOf, ov, 6, {avKoi) tube. PoLTB. 10, 44, 7, et alibi. 

 avKofxavta, ijo-o), (aiXo/iayijs) to be mad for jlutes, to be 



excessively fond of flute-playing. Diod. II, p. 533, 



40 Taiff yvvatKeiaLs Siais av\op,avovirra. 

 avXiSpiov, ov, TO, := avXlStov. APOPHTH. Gelas. 6. 



av^duia or ail^a, to increase, intransitive. NT. Matt. 6, 

 28. Marc. 4, 8, et alibi. Iren. 1, 14, 9. 4, 38, 3. 



av^iXtdpioi, 6, auxiliarius, vnaa-ma-TTjs. Lyd. 157, 30. 



avs, Tov avTos, to, = ovs aiTos. A Cretan and Laconian 

 word. HeS. Avs, avTos. KprJTes xai AaKcoves. [It is 



the primitive of the Modern Greek to avrl, that is 



avTtov. Compare the Latin auris.] 

 avfrrriKes, oi, auspices. PlUT. II, 281 A. 

 avTavSpi (avTavbpos), adv. together with the men, men and 



all. Polyb. 3, 81, 11. 



avrdpetTKos, ov, (avTos, dpea-Ko) Selfpleasing, selfish. 



Ignat. Ephes. (Interpol.) 9. 



a^Tei/iauTOf, ov, {avTos, cViavToj) this year's, tVifTijr, as 



manure. Geopon. 2, 21, 10. 

 aiJTe|oi;o-ios, a, ov, (avTos, i^ovala) One's own master. 



Diod. 14, 105 Tow te yap al)(p.dKi>Tovs d(f>iJKeu avTf^ov- 



a-lovs x^P'f \vTpQiv,gave them their liberty, liberated them. 

 In ecclesiastical Greek, free agent. Cleji. Rom. 



Homil. 2, 15. 19, 16. 



Substantively, to aiTf^oiaiov, free or independent 



power, free will. Clem. Rom. Homil. 11, 8. 20,10. 



Jdst. Monarch. 6. Did. Alex. 973 B. 



aijToaXij^eia, as, ij, (avTos, aKrjdna) truth itself Alex. 



Alex. 557 D. 



aijTO^oiiXijTos, ov, (avTos, ^oiXopai) of one's own will. 



Iren. 1, 14, 7 T^? avro/SouXiyToi; ^ovXrjS. 

 avToyivvTjTos, ov, (y(vvd<o) self-born, self-produced, aCro- 



TrdpaKTOs, avTonoir^Tos. CleM. Rom. Homil. 16, 16. 



Just. Quaest. Christ, ad Graec. p. 526 B. 



avTo^af], Tjs, fj, (fcoij) life itself, underived existence. 

 Method. 364 B. 



avTodiv, inconsiderately, tcithout due reflection ; hastily. 

 Poltb. 5, 98 2 AvtoOcv da-Keirras irapaylyvovrai iroXiv 

 KaTaXri^ofifvoi, where do-zcejirmy secms to be explana- 

 tory of avrodev. DiOD. 1, 37, p. 46, 80 Ov ptrjv avro- 

 6ev ovTe Toij emovai, Aljivaiv, UTTfp xal irpos dXrjOeLav 

 etpriKaaiv, oiiVc tu (Tvyypa(p€t TrpoaeKriov dvoTroSetKra 

 XiyovTi. 2, 5, p. 117, 98 "Eoti p.(v ovv ama-Tov rots 

 avroBiv d<ovcracri, to ttX^^oj ttjs arpands. 



