^a(TiXicrKO<; 



225 



/SSeXvKTo? 



Paiiri, III your queen city Rome. 1, 5G 'Ev t^ ^aaiKiSt 

 Pira- Insce. 5853, 31. 5908. Eus. V. C. 4, f.9 

 Bao-iXtf ffdXir, Rome. ErnES. 1123 A Bno-iXls tto- 

 Xif, Constantinople. Novell. 3 titul. '^TTKpavla 

 apxt-crto-Konai rijs /SatriXiSof TatJrijr TroXems. VlT. Sab. 

 298 B Tijv /3ao-iXi8u (j)ed(Tainos. EUAGR. 1, 17. 2, 9, 



p. 301, 25. 

 paa-iKltTKos, ov, 6, (/Sao-iXiV/cos) regidus, petty Tcvng. Po- 



LTB. 3, 44, 5. 



2. Basilisk, cockatrice, an imaginary serpent. 



Sept. Ps. 90, 13. 

 ISaa-iKia-T^s, ov, 6, (/SacriXew) rt fe'M^r's personal attendant. 



Inscr. 4893. 

 Bao-iXiTfr/f, i;, o, dimin. of Bao-iXcior, Basileius. Theoph. 



CoNT. 379. 

 *^aa-Kalvu>, to fascinate, hnoitch by means of the evil 



eye. ArISTOTEL. Probl. 20, 34 "Iva fifj ^aa-Kavrj! lie. 

 TheOCR. G, 39 'Sis fiTi j3a<TKav6S> d( rph els ifiov tirrvaa 

 koXttov. Sept. Deut. 28, 54 Baa-Kavel TM 6(p6a\iia 



airov top d8e'\(p6v avTov. [Spitting thricB upon the 

 person in danger of being fascinated is still practised 

 by the Greeks. But, according to the popular belief, 

 the most efficacious remedy against the evil eye is 

 the prayer entitled Ev;^^ els top ircurxovra ^aanavlav, 

 to be read by the priest over the patient.] 



*^aa-Kavta. as, f), fascination, the evil eye. Aristotel. 

 Probl. 20, 34. (See also ^ao-ratVu.) 



^aa-Kaviou, ov, to, plural ra fiaa-Kavta, charms, magical 

 spells. InSCR. Vol. Ill, p. 1070 'ApTraxdela-a /Satrxa- 

 vlots. 



j3ao-KaiTi/3os, incorrectly for ^axavri^os, which see. 



Baa-jiuideoi., oiv, ol, Basmothei, a .Jewish sect, the same as 



Uaa^a>6aloi. CONST. Al'OST. 6, 6. 

 (3ao-Taydptot, ou, 6, (^aarayri) porter, Carrier. Mal. 



444, 19. 

 ^a<rrayl), ijs, v, (|3ao-T-df<a) carriage, the act of carrying 



burdens. Ltd. 131, 9 Upbs ^aarayrfv nai cpopav twv 



dvayKalcov. 



2. Baggage. Patr. 129 ttjv Pa(rrdyi]v. Vit. 



Sab. 323 A ''ExovTes ^airTayr^v TpiaKovra d\6ya>v. HeS. 

 BatrTayrj, Bdpos. 

 Paardyiov, ov, to, (^aordfa) haldrick, StOOrd-belt. Leo. 

 VOL. VII. NEW SERIES. 29 



5, 3. EuST. 828, 35 'Aopr^par, ijyov dva(pope7s, Kai i>s 

 av Tis elTrrj SrjiiOTevonevos ^airrdyia i] KpefiaaTrjpas. 

 fiatnepviov, ov, to, bastcma. Gloss. JuR. Bao-Tepwoj', 

 irapohiKov, j'JTOt dtajSaTiKuv, o X/yerat irdpoSos. HaRMEN. 



2, 4, 4G. 



pdTivov, ov, TO, the hramhle-herry, 6 Kapjros rijs ^drov. Ga- 

 len. XIII, 495 E. 



^drov, ov, TO, (lidros) blackberry ? DiOD. 1, 34. 



jSdroj, ou, d, Hebrew flD; bath, a measure for liquids, 

 iSaiU Sept. 2 Esdr. 7, 22, bis, ^arSiv. NT. Luc. 

 16, G. 



jSaTtiSijr, es, (^dros) Overgrown with brambles. Polyb. 

 2, 28, 8. 12, 22, 4. 



/3a0, TO, indeclinable, the later name of FaC, Vau, the 

 sixth letter of the most ancient Greek alphabet. 

 INIarius ViCTORiNUS, p. 24G8. (For particulars, 

 see History of the Greek Alphabet, § 9, revised 

 edition, 1854.) 



/3aC8or, ou, T], Hebrew T3, plur.al DHS, bough, 

 branch, kKoSos. Apocr. Thom. Eiiangel. B, 2 ter. 



^avKoKr), rjs, 17, a kind of earthen vessel for water, used in 

 Egypt, ^avKoXiOV, (SavxdXXiov, ^avKoKis- EpipH. I, 

 719 C, as a proper name. Philostorg. 1, 4 

 "AyKovs oarpaKivov .... anep ovv ^avKoXas fVt^mpimf 

 'AXefavSpcis eliiBaaiv ovofxd^eiv. 



^avKoKiov, ov, TO = ^avKoKr]. ApOPHTH. Eulog. 'EPdKov 

 ol paOijTai Ev\oytov els to ^avKaXtov vdicp. Johaun. Co- 



lob. 7. 8. Macar. 33. (See also KauKdX(oj».) 



^avKoKis, eas, f), = /3au/cdXij. EpiPH. I, 727 C Tijs eK- 



KKrj(Tlas Trjs BavKdXeas. Philostorg. 1, 4, as a nick- 

 name. 



fiavKdWiov == BavKd\wii. MarTTR. AreTH. G1. 



/38e'XXa, j;, bdellium, the gum of a kind of palm, 

 /SSeXXioi/. Arrian. Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 37. 39. 



/SSeXuy/ja, utos, to, (pSeXia-trco) abomination, an object 

 of abhorrence. Sept. Gen. 46, 34 Bbi\vyp.a ydp 

 eoTiv AlyvTrTtois Trot iroififjv irpopdrouv. Ex. 8, 26 Ta 

 PSeXiypiaTa rav AiyVTTTimi', equivalent tO xois AiyuTTTiotf. 



^SeXuyfio'f, oO, d, (PBeXva-tropai) disgust. SepT. 1 Reg. 

 25, 31 OvK eoTai croi toCto PSeXvypos Kai (TKavdaXov tm 

 Kvpt(o fiov eKxeai aipa ddSiOU oapeav. 



P&eXvKTOs, T), ov, (pbiKiaaopai.) abhorred, disgustiiig. 



