Boy/J.aTiaT)]'; 



262 



Bo^a 



5oyij.aTLa-T!is, ov, 6, (Soy/iorifu) one icho maintains Suyiiara. 



HippoL. 311, 28. Eds. 6, 43, p. 311, 24. Greg. 



Ntss. Ill, 466 C. 

 hoyfiaTonauai, tjcra, (Sdy/ia, iroiiui) to make a decree. Po- 



LYU. 1, 81, 4 'E&oyij.aT07roiTjcrav Koi Trapr/vecrav tavTots, 



ov fi€V av Xa^tatTi Kap^TjbovLayv, TtpL03prj(raiX€vovs aTTOKTfl- 



VflV. 



SoKfw, to consider, regard. Pass. SoxoCfiai, to be regarded 

 as anything. Theoph. 345, 9 UavXov Sc nva Sokov- 

 fievov elvai 6p66So^ov, haviiig the reputation of being 

 orthodox. 



SoKTja-is, fas, ri,appearance,y;\([i reference to the doctrine 

 of the Doceta. Ignat. Pliilipp. (interpol.) 3 Ov 



boKrj(reif ov t^avratria, aXX a\rj6€ia 6 Xoyoff a-ap^ iyivero. 

 Philadelph. (interpol.) 6 AoKrjcnv hi Xtyi/ Tiji/ iva-uipa- 

 Toxrii'. Iken. 5, 1, 2 Ov yap boKtjaei ravra, aXX' iv iiro- 

 araaa. a\i]6elas eyivfTO. HiPPOL. 245, 25 Tov Si 

 naripa ayivprjTov vrriSeTO \_6 2aTO/)V€tXo9J Koi aaapaTOV 

 Koi dveiSfOV, SoKr/ffft di €7rinf(j>rjvevai avdpamov. ClIRYS. 

 VII, 459 D Kai p7]de\s SoKrjtrtv vno7TTeC(rrj. (Compare 

 Barn. 5 Et yap firj rjXSfV iv aapKi, nas &v ixTui6i]tTav 

 aitdpoiiTOi ; TheOD. I V , 194 15 Tof di traTripa Ka\ 

 Kvpiov ovK ayivvr}Tov povov, aWa Ka\ ayivvrjTov ((prjae 

 fSaropi'IXoffJ Kai ita-cupaTov Kai aveideot/ • (jiavraaia di 

 paWov, oiiK oKrjdela toIs dfOpoynois iTTiCJyaviivat.) 



AoKTjTat, Siv, 01, (SoKco) Docetce, those who asserted tliat 

 the apparent body of Jesus was a mere phantom. 

 Clem. Ales. 900,' 13 Aokitwv (sic). IIippol. 261 



AoKTjTais. 262, 28 02 iavTovs AoKijTof dneKaKcaav. 



267, 69 AoKiJTat (sic). Eos. 6, 12, p. 270, 36. (See 

 also doKrjcrii, and compare Iren. 5, 1, 2 Mdraioi ovv oj 



OTTO BaXfVTLyov tovto doypaTi^ovrts.y 



*SoKipf'iov, ov, TO, (SoKiprj) sample, specimen. Inscr. 



1570, a. 

 AoKijui/Kos, or Ao<ipivos, ov, of AoKipeiov (a place so called). 



StePH. ByzANT. AoKipeiov, TToXis ^pvylas, a>s Eibaipav ■ 

 TO iBviKov AoKipevs Kara tc^vtjv, Karci di ttjv awTj^eiav 

 AoKipr]v6s, d</) ov rii pdppapa ovTta (paat. ThEOPII. 

 CONT. 140, 15 AoKipivos Xldos. 



SoKwais, ftos, tj, (SoKos) a roofing, roof. Sept. Eccl. 10, 



18. 

 SoXtoTijs, jjTos, rj, (SoXiof) wile, deceit. Sept. Num. 



2*), 18. Ps. Ol, \o AoXLoTijTas oXtjv Trjv Tjplpav ipeXi- 

 TTja-av. 



6oXtdu, w<ra, (SoXios) to deceive, beguile. Sept. Num. 



2o, 18 "Oo-a SoXioCo-ti' ipds. Ps. 5, 10 Tair yXa>a<rnis 



avTwv idoXiovaav. 104, 2o AoXtoOo'dai iv toIs dovXots 



avTov, 

 SoXoptTprjs, ov, 6, (8oXor, pirpov) one who uses false 



measures. Const. Apost. 4, 6, 2. 

 SoXav, avos, 6, the small mast of a ship. Poll. 1, 91. 



HeS. AoXatVfS, 0( piKpoi t(TTo\ iv Tols ttXoiois. 



2. The sail belonging to the small mast of a ship. 



PoLYB. 16, 15, 2 Mias vrjus tTrapapivrjs tov doXava. 



Proc. I, 382, 5. 

 AopevT^la, for AopevTia, as, i), Domentia. Theoph. 454 



(A. D. 599). 

 AopfVT^ioXos, ov, 6, Domentiolus. Theoph. 451. 

 SopecTTiKaTov, ov, TO, the office of dopeariKos. TheOPH. 



CoNT. 459, 15. 



SopfariiiicTaa, rjs. tj. the wife oJ a dopurriKos. PoUPH. 



Cer. 67, 21, incorrectly with one o-. 

 Sopia-TtKos, ov, 6, domesticus, oIkcIos, one of the im- 

 perial body-guard. Nil. Epist. 2, 32. 158. Ephes. 

 989 A KoprjS TWf dopfo-TUaiv. Ibid. 1000 C. Soz. 



9, 8. Zos. 166. 292, 22, et alibi. Proc. I, 326, 11. 

 359,8. Malch. 240, 17. 248,11. Chron. 551, 

 14, et alibi. Const. Ill, 629 A Aopia-TiKos Trjs jSao-t- 

 XiK^s TpaTri^Tjs. (Compare SocR. 1, 13, p. 40, 49 



To)V dopv(j)opoiv Tts, ovs oIk€ lovs KaXfl 6 ^ao-iXevs.^ 



2. Domesticus, a church officer. Porph. 

 Adm. 232, 7. Cer. 748, 14. Cdrop. 6, G. 



SopiviiTiav, avos, r), dominatio, rvpawis. Lyd. 125, 23. 



SopmKa, meaning uncertain. Chal. 1665 A. 



dopva, J], domina. Inscr. 6467, used as a proper 

 name. 



hopvos, ov, 6, dominus. Inscr. 4111, as a proper 

 name. 



do^a. T]s, 17, glory. In the Ritual, Ao^a irarp't Ka't via 

 Kai dyla TTVfvpaTi, koX vvv Ka\ da. Koi.fls tovs alavas Tav 

 alavav. 'A.pr)v, Glory be to the Father and to the Son 

 and to the Holy Spirit, both now 'and for ever, and to the 

 ages of ages. Amen. [This short li}mn, in its present 

 form, cannot be traced farther back tlian the middle 



