e^Kov^iTwp 



299 



e^ofioXojeco 



f^Kov^iTap, copos, 6, excubitor, one of (he imperial 

 palace-guard, (jiiiKa^, or (^iJXn^ toC iroKariov, e^Kov^ird- 



ptOS, (^KOV^lTOS, eKKoiPlTOS, (KO-KOVplTOS, (KO-KOV^lTap. 



Nil. Epist. 2, 322 i^Kovplropi. Proc. I, 4G0, 13. 

 SiMoc. 136, 10. Chron. 597. GOG, 11. Gil, 16, 

 et alibi. 

 i^KovcraTeva, evaa, excuso, to j»/eaf? as an excvse, to 

 excuse one from doing anything, i^Kova-fia, i^Kova-ada. 

 AntEC. 1, 23, O 'E^KOva-aTfvovTuiv favrovs Trjs cVtTfiOTr^t. 

 Basilic. 5, 1, 6 'E^KOVirarfViada ^apwv, ayyapelas. 



Ibid. 57, 5, 9. 



i^Kova-ariwu, oras, fj, excusatio. AntEC. 1, 22, 6. 



f^Kouo-aTot, r;, ov, excusatus. NOVELL. 59, 2 written 



c^Koucrci'a, Of, fj, = f^Kovcrarlav. Stjid. (undefined). 

 i^KOvacvw, (vera, =^ € ^KovaaTevco, ChRON. 584, 8. 

 i^KOV(T<rfvu) = i^Kovaarevw. JOAN. Ant. 177 C. 

 t'loSfia, as, fj, {i^oSevo)) religious procession. Inscr. 



4G97, 42 'Ev Tois fieyaXais Travrjyvpfiriv, ep ais (^oHelai 



TUiv i'a(M)P yivovrau 



f'^oSfva, (ia-a, (oSevw) to march out, to make an expe- 

 dition. Sept. 1 Esdr. 4, 23. Polyb. 5, 95, 6, et 

 alibi. (See also awi^ohdw.) 



Metaphorically, to depart this life. Nic. I, 13. 

 Gkeg. Ntss. II, 121 A 'E^oSeiJoi ToC /3iW Epiph. 

 I, 913 B. 



*i^o8id^u>, aa-a, (e^oSor) to spend, expend, as money. 

 Inscr. 2448, V, 26. 30. VII, 14. 25 e^oSm^i, Doric 



for €^o8idcrjj. Sept. 4 Reg. 12, 12 "Oo-a e^aStaa-6t] 

 tm TOP otKoi/. PORPH. Adm. 119 'E^aSlaa-ev 6 naTpl- 

 Kios ^apcrfjs cis top (rrparop ra etaKopi^opcpa ixdiCTa tu> 



hfj^OfTLCi. 



i^oSiaKos, fj, OP, (c^dSioi) pertaining to buried, funeral. 



Const. Ill, 1032 D 'E^odiaKos Kpa^fiaros, hearse. 

 i^oStams, £a>s, fj, (c'^oSiafw) expenditure ; pay. Theod. 



Ill, 609 D. 

 e'loSiao-pof, oC, o (e^oSmfw) expeditio7i against. Poltb. 



23, 6, 1 Tov i^oHiacpop roO 'tiXiirwov twv eVi BpaKrjs 

 noKcoiP. 



f^odiaa-TiKos, fj, oV, (f^oSidfu) funeral. Substantively, 

 TO i^odiaa-TiKop, The burial service. Eukhol. p. 419 

 'AKo\ovdla Tov i^oSiao'TiKov rap pova^^av, The order for 



the burial of monies. Ibid. 420 'Ev tw l^ohiaaTiKa 

 Tav KocrpiKoip. 

 f^oSios, OV, pertaining to burial, funeral. EuKnoL. p. 

 420 Tov (^ohiov vpvov, The funeral service. 



Substantively, (a) To l^obiov, solemn procession. 



Sept. 2 Par. 7, 9 Kal eTroiijo-e Iv ttj fjpipa TTj oyhorj 

 i^oSiov. 



In Byzantine writers, /uneraZ, or funeral procession, 

 c|o8or 2, equivalent to the classical iKcj)opd. Porph. 

 Cer. 630, 21. Edkhol. p. 394 Ka\ d pip froipa dalv 

 airavra Ta toC (^oBiov, evXoyd au^tr 6 Upeiis, k. t. X. 

 c^oSof, ov, fj, a going out. Metaphorically, departure 

 from this life, decease, death. NT. Luc. 9, 31. 

 Const. Apost. 5, 6, 6 TfjP t^oBop toO /3iou. Anc. 1 6. 

 21. Basil. Ill, 272 A. Greg. Ntss. II, 117 A. 



2. Funeral procession, simply funeral, t^ohiop. 

 Const. Apost. 6, 30, 1 'Ev rah l^dhois tS,p KfKoiptjpe- 

 pap. At the funerals of the departed. 



3. Ah outlaying, expenditure, expense, cost; op- 

 posed to €"o-o8or. PoLYB. 6, 13, 1 and 2. 6, 14, 2. 

 Mal. 60, 10. Theoph. 359. Porph. Cer. 462, 4. 



4/1,9 El J t^ohop TOV <poa'adTov. 



4. Exodus, a name given to the second book of the 

 Pentateuch, because it contains an account of the 

 departure of the Hebrews from Egypt. Sept. Ex. 

 titul. 



e^oiKor, Of, (o'/cot) houseless. Sept. Job. 6, 18. 

 i^ota-Tpea {olaTpeo}), to drive mad, to madden. Iren. 1, 

 13,2. 



e^oXe^pcuo) = (^o\o6peva>. ClEM. Eom. Epist. 1, 14. 15. 

 f'^oXo'^peutrif, emr, fj, (c^oXodpeva) utter destruction. Sept. 



Ps. 108, 13. 

 i^oXodpeva, eiia-a, (o\odp€va>) to destroy utterly. Sept. 



Ex. 22, 20. Ps. 142, 12. 

 e$optKea>, to win over. Polyb. 7, 4, 6. 32, 4, 2. 

 i$opo\oyeoi (opoXoyico), to confess, admit, agree, promise. 



NT. Luc. 22, G. 



IMid. e^opoXoyiopai, (a) To confess, admit, agree, 

 promise ; that is, the same as the active. NT. Phil. 



2, 11 Jldaa yXuitjaa i^opoKoytjtrrjTai on Kvpios 'IijeroCt 



XptoTor. Apoc. 3, 5 'E^opdKoyfjo-opai, to opopa aiiTov. 



Plut. I, 71 A, et aUbi. 



