evBoKfjaii; 



318 



eVKTT)piO<i 



elSoKrja-is, €0)5, fj, (eiSoKcm) ^ fiSoKia. DiOD. 15, 6. 

 cvSoKia, as, 17, (SoKiai) ffOOcl-tvUl, favor. Sept. Ps. 5, 13, 



et alibi. NT. Luc. 2, 14. 

 cveiKTois (fiKo)), adv. ohediently ? A doubtful word. 



Clem. Rom. Epist. 1, 37. 

 evfKTTis, ov, 6, (fx<^) (Me-hodied person ; opposed to /ca- 



X«r,f. PoLYB. 3, 88, 2. 



eie'KmaTia, as, r], {Ikiil^a) hopefulness. POLYB. 11, 3, 6. 



18, 5, 10. 

 evevTov, ou, to, eventum,eventus, airo^aan. Antec. 

 1, 6, 3. 



(iicvayayos, ov, {Inaya) easy to lead tO. POLTB. 31, 13, 



5 Euejrdyayos (Ivai npos to Kpidiv. 

 eieirlyvaKnos, ov, {iirLyiyvaa-Kca) easily known. HiPPOL. 



177. 



fiiepyaoTos, ov, (epydfo/xai) easily worled or moulded. 

 Clem. Alex. 109, 13. Method. 56 B. 



evfpyeTiKos, i], ov, kind. DiOD. 1, 25 Upos Toiis 8(opevovs 



t£>v av6pa>Tru>v fvepycTiKov. 

 *(vi(j}oSos, ov, {((po&os) accessible, approachable, as a 



place. Thdc. 6, 6, as a various reading. Poltb. 



1, 26, 2, et alibi. Diod. 2, 6, p. 119, 61. 



evTjpepTJiia, aros, to, (fvi^jufptm) success. POLYB. 3, 72, 2. 

 eiOavaTiU), rjtra, {eiddvaros) tO die happily. POLYB. 5, 



38,9. 



fideia, see evBvs. 



*eieev(ca, as, 17, = evBriVLa. AriSTOTEL. H. A. 8, 19, 8, 



as a various reading. Inscr. 5973 'Ejrapxos evdevdas 



= 'EvBrjvlas i'miiiKr)Tr]S. 

 ciBevla = evBrjvia. InSCR. 5895 "Ewapxov ivBfvlas. 



euderfo), to be convenient or useful. Diod. 2, 48, p. 



161, 11 Elf (pappaKa to'is larpo'is KaB' vn-fp/SoX^x eiideroi- 



o-rts. 

 *ivdr)via, as, 1), {(v6r]vi)s) prosperity, plenty, abundance, 



(ieiveia, evdevla. ArISTOTEL. H. A. 8, 19, 8. SePT. 



Gen. 41, 29. 31. Ps. 29, 7. Inscr. 1186 EiOrivtas 

 impi>i.T]Tfis, Praefectus rei frumentariae (compare 

 Dion Cass. 1215, 20 'O eVi tov airov Tax6fls). 



eiSvs, via, v, Straight, erect. Substantively, fj evdela, so. 

 TTTwo-ts, the erect case, the same as ij ovopaariKr), the 

 nominative case. Dion. Thrax in Bekker. 636, 5. 



ei6vxa^<os, ov, {tvQvs, x^^i^o^} for ready money, for cash. 



Basilic. 9, 3, 15, § 7 Ta "Kapfiavopeva §i' cV/Si/Sao/Juf 

 €vdvxa\Ka TTtTTpatrKeaBai. 

 fi'iXaTfva, (va-<o, (fOiXoTos) to be propitious. Sept. Deut. 

 29, 20 EwXareJo-ai atTM. Judith. 16, 15. Ps. 102, 3 



Tbv €i;VXaT€i;orra Trddais rats dvnpiais aov. 

 (iitXaros, ov, {i\d<TKopai) propitious. SepT. 1 Esdr. 8, 53. 

 Ps. 98, 8 EuiXoToy iylvov avTols. 



rvKaipio), ^crco, {e^Kaipos) to be in good circumstances, to 

 be well off. Polyb. 4, 60, 10. 15, 21, 2 Toi-r ivKat- 

 povvras tois ^iots, as to property. 



2. To be at leisure, (v o-^oX^s i'xa>. Polyb. 20, 

 9, 4. NT. Marc. 6, 31. 1 Cor. 16, 12. Act. 17, 



21 AdTjva'ioi Se TrdvTfs Ka\ oi inibijpovvTfs ^ei/ot els ovdiv 

 €T€pov evKalpovv, ^ Xeyetv ti Kai dKoveiv KaivoTepov. PlUT. 

 11, 223 D Iva aTToXoyovpevoi prj evKaiptopiv irepl rrjs tTTJs 

 KOKias 'Kfyetv. PhryN. MoER. 



(iiKaipla, as, prosperity. Sept. Ps. 9, 10. Polyb. 1, 

 59, 7, et alibi. 



evKalpipos, ov, (eijKaipos) opportune. Petr. Alex. 516 D. 



(vKatpos, ov, convenient, well situated, as a place. Po- 

 lyb. 1, 18, 4, et alibi. 



tVKaTaywvLUTOs, ov, (^Karaycovi^opai^ easy tO conquer. Po- 



LYB. 9, 4, 8. 29, 2, 8. 



evKaraKpaTqTOs, ov, {KaraKparea) easy to hold or defend, as 



a place. Polyb. 4, 56, 9. 



€VKivr)<ila, as, rj, (fvKivrjTos) agility. PoLY^B. 8, 28, 3. 



fCxXfia, as, Tj, reyiown, as a title. Nic. 11, 809 A Tijv 



vpeT€pav evK\etav. 



(VK\r)paTia> (Khfipa), having luxuriant branches, as a vine. 



Sept. Hob. 10, 1 "ApneXos €VK\r]paTOV(Ta. 



evKoiXios, ov, (xotXia) good for the bowels, laxative. Di- 



osc. 1, 164. 

 evKonia, as, fj, (cvkottos) easiness of loork. DiOD. 1, 36, 



p. 43, 60. 

 evKOTTos, ov, (ko'ttos) easy to do. Polyb. 18, 1, 2. 

 evKTcos, a, ov, verbal adjective of eSxopat. Method. 



241 A ToiovTouf aSovras ex^'" ^vktcov aval poi Sokci. 

 evKTTjpios, ov, ((vxopai.) belonging or devoted to prayer. 



Eus. V. C. 3, 1, p. 576, 12. Basil. Ill, 182 A. 



326 B EvKTriptos oIkos, A house of prayer, simply 



oratory, chapel. Nil. Epist. 3, 252. SocR. 1, 17, 



p. 46, 48. Id. 1, 18, p. 48, 24. Soz. 1, 8, p. 18, 40. 



