^ovSiov 



231 



^ovpBwv 



^ovdtov, in four syllables, := ^oiSiov, fiotdiov. PnnVN. 

 ^ovKoKios = /3oKaAios. PoRPH. Cer. 20, 14. 7-12, 10. 



^OVKavda, to blow the jSou/caVi;. PoLYB. 6, 35, 12. G, 



36,5. 

 povKavt], 7]!, J], = ^vKavrj. Gloss. Buccinum, ^ov- 



Kainj, ^ovKavitrrfipiov, <ripvyfi.a. 

 PovKavicrrrjs, ov, 6, = ^VKavioTTis. GlOSS. Buccinatoi", 



fiovKeWapiKos, 17, 6v, pertaining to tlio fiovKeWapioi. Mau- 

 RIC. 1, 9 "RovKiKkapiKiov ^avhoiv. 



^ovKfXKapi.01, mi/, 01, buccellari i, a body of soldiers so 

 called. Olymp, 449, 23. Theoph. 726, 9. Basilic. 

 60, IS, 29. PoRPn. Them. 27. 28. 



BouKeXXdpioj', ov, to, a place so called ? Cede. II, 15, 

 18. 497, 7. 



/Soi/KcXXoToi', OV, TO, buccellatum, hard biscuit for 

 soldiers. Olyjip. 450, 14. Gloss. Buccella- 

 tum, iyjfaptiTiievov (?)• 



/SouKeXXos, ov, 6, buccella, a kind of cal'e, KpiKeWoeiSes 

 yjfapwv. PoRPn. Them. 28. Gloss. Buccella, 

 \j/-dpi,ov. Ibid. Buccilla, ^ai/ils. 



jiovKfVTpOV, ov, TO, {fSoVS, K(VTpOv) OX-ffOUd. SEPT. Eccl. 



12, 11 Aoyot (TO(jiaiV uis Ta l3ovK€VTpa, 

 fiovKiv for IBovkIou, ov, to, dimin. of /3ovKa, moutlifid, 



morsel. Apophth. Anton. 34. 

 ^ovKivarap, opos or oipor, 6, = fivKavrfTf]i. L/YD. 157, 16. 



Leo. 4, 6. 50. 

 fiovKtvov, ov, TO, = ^vKCLvr). Leimon. 122. Leo. 5, 5. 

 ' 9, 82, et alibi. Theoph. Cont. 114. 



^ovKKiav, avos or ovos, o, bucco. GlOSS. BoxiKKioves, 

 buccoues. Ibid. BovKKimves, irapaa-iroi, buccones. 



/SovKoXoK, TO, umbo, the boss of a shield, o/x^aXor. Mau- 

 Ric, 12, IG. [Compare the English buckler.] 



/SovXaios, a, ov, (^ovX^) counselling. Diod. 2, 30, p. 

 144, 4 BovXaiovf ^four, 



/SovXytSiof, ov, TO, pannier. SuiD. Kapixiov, KwpvKos, 

 6v\a.Kiov, TO nap Tjplv jBovKylSwv. H TrKtypa hiKTiKov 

 aprov. CODIN. 139 'H^tovovy fiera /3ovX-yt8iW fiKOo-i. 



^ovXrjTos, Tj, ov, (fioiXopai) willed, desired. Basil. Ill, 

 242 B, depending on the will. Just. Quaest. et Ke- 

 spons. ad Orthod. 140, p. 503 B BovXijtiji/ Hyvoiav, 

 Wilful ignorance. 



/3ovXXa or /SoCXXa, rjs, 17, bulla, signet, seal-ring, seal, 

 ■^rj(pos. PluT. I, 30 C ^opdv 6e Kal Tovs nalSas rrju 

 Ka\ovpivr)v jiiwWav, inro Tov axi}pciTQS opotov nop(j>6\vyi 



TTfpitepaiOV Tl Ka\ 'JT€pl7Top(f>vpOV. AmpHIL. 216 D. 



Lyd. 1G7, 15. Const. Ill, 997 E. 



/SovXXdo), a<Ta, OovXXa) tO Seal, (rc^payifw. AmpIIIL. 208 



C. Const. Ill, 997 E. Nic. II, 997 C. Theoph. 



678. PoRPH. Cer. 329, 12. 

 l3ov\oypa(pia, as, ij, meaning uncertain. Inscr. 4015. 

 ^oi\opai, to maintain, assert ; to be of opinion. Const. 



ApOST. 6, 6, 1. IreN. 1, 3, 3 'Emovtw yap cVi /SovXov- 

 Tai avrov pcra to /3a7rTi0"/x« a^ToO KeKTjpv)(€vaL. IIlPPOL. 

 o07, 4 Ov yap fiovXovTai tiyyiXovs 7/ Trv^vpara vnap-j^eiv, 

 For they deny the existence of angels or spirits. Lyd. 

 84, 1 Tov Ala €V Tjj KaO^ rjpas AvSi'a T€)(BTJvai /3ovX6Tat. 

 88, 1 1 Tf]v Maiav ol TToXXot to vScop etVat (iovXovTai. 



(See also &'Xm 2.) 

 /Sovi/cvpifo), la-o), to beat witli a ^oivevpov. Theoph. 

 Cont. 641, 10. 807, 6 /Sowevpijo-ay incorrectly for 



^ovvevpicras. 



^ovvfvpou, ov, TO, (^ovs vevpov) a strap of raw ox-hide, for 

 beating offenders. Theoph. 455, 14, et alibi. (Com- 

 pare Edagr. 4, 32, p. 413 'Eviovf tSv veantpi^ovrav 

 vsvpois i(TUi(^p6vi(7e. 6, 7, p. 458 Tov KOTTjyopov v€vpois 

 alKta-dcvra. APOCR. Act. Pllilipp. 15 Kal fxeXevo-ev 

 iv€)(6^vat dipovs IpdvTas Kal rv7TT€(76ai tov Te ^iXtTTTTOi/ Kal 

 TOV JiapdoXopa'iov Kal TrjV Mapidpprjv.) 



ySovw'fo), ia-a, (/Sovcds) to heap uj), pile tip. Sept. Ruth. 



2, 14 *E/3ovw(rei/ avTf] Boo^ a\(pLTOv .... napa^dWovres 

 TrapaPaXe'tTe avT§ ex tS)V Pe^ovvitrpevav. 

 Povvmhrjs, es, (fiovvos, EIAQ) hilly, jSavvoeiSris. POLYB. 2, 



15, 8. 5, 22, 1. 

 /3ovp-ye'o-io9, ov, d, French bourgeois, burgess. Cinn. 



282. 



PovpSoviov, tA, = ^oipSav. VlT. SaP.. 288 A. 

 /3ovp8ovra/)ior, ov, d, 07ie tvho tends fiovpSavas. VlT. Sab. 



230 A. , 

 l3ovp8av, aivos, 6, burdo, ^opSav, a mule whose sire is a 



horse. Isid. Hispal. 12, 1, 61 Burdo ex equo et 



asina. Mal. 178, 16. Chron. 211, 7. Gloss. 



Burdo, fjpiovos. Ibid. 'Hplovos i^ lirirov Kal ovov 



6r)Xcias, midus, vurdo (sic). 



