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Patau, or ^a'tov, ov, to, palm-kaf. Sept. 1 Macc. 13, 51. 

 NT. Joan. 12, 13. Cyuill. Hier. Catech. 10, 19 



'O (jiolvt^ .... TO ^ciia irapa<rxa>t> Traitrl Tois ToTf (Xi<^r)- 



liovtTi. Apophth. Arsen. 18. 



'H eoprri twv ^atav, Palm Sunday, the Sunday im- 

 mediately preceding Easter. Method. 384 titul. 

 Aoyos «ir to ^ata. Chrys. XII, G87 C. CtriLL. 

 Alex. V (2), 391. 



'H KvpiaKT] tS>v patcov, = 'H foprfi rS>v fimav. TlIE- 



OPH. 695, 16. Triod. Horol. 



2. In the plural, ra ^ata, palm-leaves, myrtle-branch- 

 es, olive-branches, laurel-bra?iches, and the like, blessed 

 by the priest and distributed to the congregation on 

 Palm Sunday. In this sense, the singular ro ^atov 

 is used when a single bunch is meant. Porph. 

 Cer. 170, 15. Eukhol. p. 597. (See also Cdrop. 

 67, 10.) 



3. Course, heat, at the hippodrome. Mai.. 340, 16. 

 Chron. 558, 17.^ Theoph. 574,9. Porph. Cer. 

 307, 18. 339. Cedr. I, 781. 



^atovXos, ov, 6, bajulus, tutor, preceptor, payvXos, waida- 

 yojydf, 7raL&0Tpipt]s. ThEOPH. 148, 13. CeDR. I, 600, 



12. ScHOL. Soph. Aj. 544. Schol. Oppian. Hal. 

 • 1, 682. Cdrop. 13. Codin. 94, 19. 

 /Saio^dpos, ov, {fiatov, <\)ipai) palm-bearing. Substantively, 



ij fia'iofpopos, SC. Tjpepa, the same as ^ iopTrj tS)V fiaiaiv 



(see ^atov). Porph. Cer. 115, 18. 

 Pats, fj, = Patov. Hes. Baif, papbos <j)olviKos, (cat jSatuv 



(read /Sui'ov). Gloss. Bats,palma. 



paKavTt]!, 6, = PaKavTiPos. Sdid. BaKavrrjs, 6 o'xeTXmartjS 

 (read (r;(oXa<rr^y). 



PaKa.im.pos, o, vacans vacantia, idler, loiterer. Sr- 



NES. Ep. 67, p. 216 A Tlfpivo(TTOv<Ti Tiues Pao-KavriPoi 

 (sic) Trap' ijfjuv • avi^rj yap pov piKpuv PapPap'uravros, Iva 

 8ia T^f avvrjSfO-Tipas rfj TToXtTfia (^wf^v ttjU iviav KaKiav 

 ip<^aTi.KaTepov napaa-rrjcraipi. Sl'IIJ. BaKarri^Of, c^o- 

 \aaTr]S, pfj irapapfvav tw Trpdypari avTov. 



(SaicXifw, lo-n, (PdKKov) to cudgel. GlOSS. BaicXto-^fif, 

 fustigatus. 



PaKKlov, ov, TO, bacillum, baton. Gloss. 



/3dicXoi', ou, TO, b a c u 1 u m , baculus, staff, stick, cudgel, 

 PaKvXov. Chal. 884 E. Theod. Lector. 2, 26. 



Mal. 186, 24. TuEOpn. 365, 16. Sdid. ripjrava, 

 PaxKa. Gloss. BdicXoi', fustis. 

 PaKvXov, ov, TO, baculum, PukKov. Pldt. I, 34 A. 



paKxoipia, a>v, Ta, Hebrew D'TT^D; = awapxai. SePT. 



Nehem. 13, 31. 

 PaXavdov, ov, To, balneum, bath. CoNST. ApOST. 1, 



0, 1 IlfpaVTaa-o Kal Tt]V iv PaXauelai pera audpwv otoktov 

 y€Uopivt]v XoCo-iv. LaOD. 30 "O Ti ov Sei IfpaTiKoiis ^ 

 kXt^Plkovs rj dcKtjTas eV PaXavelco pfra yvvatKwv OTroXoi/e- 

 aBai, pr)he navra XpiaTiavov, ^ XaiKoi'. EpiPH. HOG D 

 Oj TrXfi'ouf 8e [to)1» ^orap^mv] jSaXaff I'ou di!(x.ovrai. (See 

 also avhpoyvvos.) 



BaXaKcioi/ dvhpelov, A bath for men. Const. Apost. 



1, 6, 6 Xpri<TT] PaXavfiif avSpda. 



BaXavetov yvvaiKflov, A bath for women. Ibid. 1, 9, 2 



TvvaiKilov di ovtojs PaXavfiov, eiiraKTOiS, k. t. X. 

 paXavLTrjs, ov, 6, bath-keeper, PaXavevs. POLTB. 30, 20, 4. 

 pdXavos, ov, r), oak, Spis. Sept. Gcn. 35, 8. POLYB. 34, 



8, 1. [In Modern Greek, f; PaXamSia, or ^eXawSid, 



as, the oak, in general, and the Quercus Aegilops in 



particular.] 

 PdKavTioaKOTTOs, ov, 6, {paKavriov, o-KOTreoj) bag-watcher ; 



covetous, avaricious. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 19 A. 

 ^dXas, a, 6, (jSaXtds, (f>aXt6s,) a dun horse, with a white 



forehead. Proc. II, 87, 21. 

 PaXavariov, ov, to, balaustium, the flower of the wild 



pomegranate. DiOSC. 1, 154 BaXaiimov ia-Tiv avdos 



dyplas poias. Hes. BaXauo'Ttoi', (idos poias (}>tpov avdos 



Appo^ov TTpos BcpaTTelav. 

 BaXivT^ia, as, f], Valentia, BaXevTia. ChIWN. 204. 

 PaXiaraptos. of, d, b alis tar i US or ballistarius, j3aX- 



Xia-Taptos, PaXto-Tpapws, KOTaTreXTao'Tijf. PoRPH. Adm. 



251, 22. 



PaXla-rpa, as, 17, balista or ballista, KaramXrrjs, TTfTpo- 



poXos. Madric. 12, 6. Leo. 6, 27. 



PaXia-rpapios = PaXiuTapios. MaDRIO. 12, 6. 

 paXXitrrapios = paXiOTapios. NoVELL. 85, 2. 3. LyD. 



158, 19. 

 PaXXa, to throw, cast. Mal. 45, 21 'EPXridrj eij epa>Ta 



avTrjs. He fell in lore with her ; the same as 'Enea-ev 



fls €p<i3Ta aifTrjs (see ttittto)). 



BdXXci) /itToi/oiay, see jUtTavoia 2. 



