eyKpvuixa 



272 



€jxopriyo<; 



dmxeTm, k. t. X. Igxat. Philad. (Interpol.) G 'Edv 

 Tis . . . . <j)dopav &€ Koi lioKva-fiou Ka\^ rrjv vofufiov fii^ui 

 Kai TTjV Tuiv TraiSav yevecriv, ij Tiva rS>v ^pa>)xdTa>v ^SeXvKTO, 



6 TOIOVTOS tvOlKOV {^fl TOV bpUKOVTa TOV aT!0(TTa.Tr)V.) 



tyKpviijia, aros, to, {eyKpiirra) (imbuscade, fViSpa, (V(bpov, 



tveBpos. Jul. Afr. 72, p. 312. Ecs. V. C. 3, 06. 

 Theoph. 391, et aUbi. Leo. 4, 27. 4G. 12, 34, et 

 alibi. 

 tyKTTjTos, ov, (iyKTaopai) possessed. Sept. Lev. 14, 34 



T^s y^s Tfjs fyKTr/Tov vpXv. 22, 1 1 'Eai; 8e lepevs (tTijtre- 

 Tat ^I'VX'I'' ?7*TT)Tov apyvpiov. 

 iyKVKktos, ov, {kvkXoc) circular. Plut. II, 1024 C 

 SviiTrepaivd ttjv iyKVKhiov (j)opav irtpX to fiivov d(\ fidXtara 

 yjfavovtrav tov ovtos. HippOL. 13 T^f iyKVKKlov Kivi^- 

 aeu>s. 



'H lyKvKKio! naiSela, A course of finished education. 

 PniLON. II, 84, 22. Plut. II, 1135 D Oi //orai/ 



nfp\ fiovaiKrjV, oKXa Kai nepi t^» oXXijv fyKVK\iov natSelav. 

 AtHEX. 1, 2. 4, 83 'ExXfOTOutrij? ^87 r^y iyKvuXtov 

 TTmSfias. 



Ta iyKvitXia iratSevpara, = 'H cyKV/cXios iraiSda. 

 Plut. II, 7 C Twv aXXwv raw Kakovijivoiv eyicvKXiav 

 7iaidevpxiT(0V. 



Td eyxv/cXia ypafipaTa, Or simply Ta iyKVKKia, =: 'H 



tyituVXiof TTaiSfla. Eus. G, 1, p. 258, 35. Id. G, 18. 



'EyKmXws en-icrroX^, Circular letter. AthaN. I, 

 270 A. EpIPH. I, 139 B. 734 B 'Emcn-oXriv ncyd\r,v 

 eyKVK^iov (j\ji TJj Vayjiavia yeypa<f)( Kara 'Apeiov. 



Substantively, t6 iyKvKXtov, sc. ypifi/jui, a circidar. 

 Euagu. 3, 4. 5. 7. 

 f'yfew/xiao-TiKor, rj, ov, (iyKa>p.ia(ai) laudator!/, encomiastic. 



POLYB. 8, 13, 2. 10, 24, 8. 

 iyKajuov, ov, to, praise. In the Ritual, the plural iyKu>- 

 p.ia is applied to certain rpondpia sung at the matins 

 for the Great Sabbath, that is, the Saturday of Pas- 

 sion-week. They are funeral dirges relating to the 

 Sufferings, Death, and Burial of the Son of Man. 

 "We subjoin here the first two of the first ardcns : 

 'H fuij iv Ta(pio 

 KaTtTfdris, XpioTC, 

 Kai ayyeXoH' crrpaTiai i^€1t\7jttovto 

 2vyKaTa/3ao-ti» So^a^ovcrai ttjv (rrjv. 



'H (toTj jrSs OvfjiTKeLS ; 

 Has Kai Ta<j)<o oiKCif ; 

 ToC SavaTov to ^atriKtiov Xvcir hi, 

 Kai TOV aBov Tovs veKpovs s^aviaTas. 



For the iyKUfua of the Virgin, see Intkoduction, 

 § 42, p. 59. 



eypriyopkay, r)cra>, (iypijyopos) to be awake, td watch. LeO. 



14, 34. 

 'Ey/Hjyopoi, a>v, oi, Egregori, a name given to the off- 

 spring of Seth, the son of Adam. Mal. 1 1, 5. Stn- 

 CELL. IG, 14, et alibi. 



typriyopos, ov, {eyfipa, fyprfyopa) quich, Taxis. JUL. AfR. 



75, p. 314. 

 (yxapd(T<T(o (xapda(Ta), to engrave, carve on. DiOD. 2, 

 13. 



iyXe'piBtov, ov, to, tool. SepT. Ex. 20, 25. 



2. Hand-hook, manual. Epict. Enchir. titul. 



3. Handkerchief. Vit. StEPn. pp. 510. 520. 

 «yX"pifo), to intrust. With the accusative of the remote 



object. Nic. Const. 3, 13. 17, 18 Bueoi/ t6v noTpi- 



Kiov ey;^€ipiffi Tar tuv Trpayparav Sioi/trjo-fir, for the da- 

 tive Btii/o) TO) TrarpLKLOj. 



Pass, eyxftpi'fo/xut, to be intrmted with anything. 

 Const. ApOST. 5, 14, 2 TA yXaa-a-oKOfiov lyKiX'^tpia-p.i- 

 vos. Intrusted loith the purse. Eus. 4, 11, p. 156, 20 

 Ilior evri Vwp.r)s iyxftplC^Tai Tr/v \fiTovpylav. 



iyxelpiov, ov, t&, (x^lp) handkerchief towel. Vit. A.m- 

 PHiL. 24 B. Petr. Ant. 149 C. 



iyxopiyos, ov, (Jv, xopiyo") cemented with lime, an adjec- 

 tive appUed to wal]% built of stones (or any other 

 hard substances) cemented with lime ; opposed to 



^ripoKidos, JNIaURIC. 10, 4 'Ev Ta^ei ^uXiVr/j Kiva-repvrjs 

 (TVfiixkTpov KaTa(TKfvdaai, eire pias etre irXeious ixovoras K.' 

 tVi 6eKa TToSar fiijKOf, Kai vyj/os H', >* BeKa, fifXP^^ °^ "' 

 (yXopT]yoi Kivaripvat yevoivrac (write p^xP^^ ^^ ^yX^/^Vy^' 

 al Kiv<TTepvai yevavrai). LeO. 15, 77 'Ev To^ei ^uXtVijy 

 Kivirrkpvat KaTairKevdcrai, cire filav ciTe irXiiovs fp^oiJo-af t Vl 

 ScKa TToSac TO TrXaVos, to 8c vij/os oKxia 7 S(Ka, pexp^' "^ 

 iyXop'iyot ai Ktvcrripvai ye'voivrai. CeDR. I, 098, 24 

 'ExTtcre 8e Kai to X(»/3coy yrjpoKopKlov (Is Ta 'Hpiov, to 

 Xeyopevov tov ZutikoO, iyx6pi]yov, Sea to tmo tuiv 2^Xa- 

 ^Ivwv Kaijvai ^v^otneyov ov, he built it of stones 



