Qa^ap 



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OavfiaTovpyrjfxa 



0. 



Oa^uyp, TO, indeclinable, Hebrew "II^D) Tabor, a moun- 

 tain, -iTa^Cptov. Sept. Ps. 88, 13. 



doKafjirjyos, 6v, {BoKa/ios, aym) chamher-hearing. Q<iKajir)- 

 yos vaiis, Navis cuhicidata. Barge furnislicd ivith a 

 cabin. DiOD. 1, 85. [Compare the modern Egyp- 

 tian langia.'\ 



BoKaa-a-a, ijs, i], sea. Classical. 



'H 'SeKpa QoKaa-a-a, The Dead Sea. Epipn. I, 

 40 A. 



'H x"^"'! SdXatTcra, The brazen sea, the laver in 

 Solomon's temple. Sept. 2 Reg. 8, 8 (compare 



2 Par. 4, 2 'ETroiT/o-e ttjv BaKatrtrav xyTrjv). 



3. A kind of military garment, called also dfro's. 

 PoRPH. Cer. 470, 6. Theoph. Cont. 19, 4. 

 6a\a<Ta-iSi.ov, ov, to, dimin. of daXaa-a-a, a laver attached to 

 the holy table (dym Tpanf^a) ? Porph. Cer. 34, 5 



Kat 6 /3ao-tXeu$ a7T0TtSt](rL tovto iv TUi 7refouXio> toZ 6a\aa- 



(jtblov Tt]S avTTJs aytas Tpane^rjs. 

 daXuTToopat, wdrjv, (^uXottq) to be in a sinking condition, 



as a ship. Polyb. 16, 15, 2. 

 6a\aTTovpy(Q>, rjo-oy, (BaKaTTovpyos) to be Seafaring or a 



seafarer. Polyb. 6, 52, 1. 

 6dK\iv, see QaKKiov 2. 

 BaWlov, ov, TO, (^aXXo'j) 2)alm-Ieaf, ^atov. ApOPHTH. 



Arsen. 24 'ATroo-xi'o-Tjt to. BahXla aov, to be plaited into 



baskets. Esaias 5. 



2. Basket made of palm-leaves, BaWU, BaXkos. 



Apophtii. Arsen. 17 BaXKiv. [This seems to be 



nothing else than the modern to fe/i7riXi.] 

 BaWls, I'Sof, f], rr BdKXlov 2. Hes. GaXXir, fidpamnos 



fUKpos. 

 ^aXXo'j, ov, 6, = BaWiov 2, BaWls. Apoputh. Poemen. 



114. 

 Bajx^ia, to caiise to be astonished, to surprise, frighten. 



Sept. 2 Eeg. 22, 5 'E^^ijo-av ^e. 4 Reg. 7, 15 



eap^utjBai. Oltmp. 484, 21. 

 Bap^oofiai, axTOjiM, (Bap^os) to be amazed, astounded. 



Eos. 2, 13, p. 62, 33. 



Bapfios, plural of Bipfioi, = to Bap^os. Sept. Eccl. 12,5. 



BavaTj'jpiov, ov, to, = BavaTiKop. CeDE. I, G79. 



BavanKos, rj, ov, belonging to death. Hence, capital. 



L)lOD. II, 610, 30 Ta Se BavaTLKa tS>v iyKKrjpfiTUiV rj^tov 

 Kpi(Tf (OS BavaTiKrjt. 



Substantively, to BavaTiKov, mortcdity, pestilence, 

 BavaTfjpiov, \oip6s. Leijion. 102. Chron. 019, 12. 

 Theoph. 345, 14, et alibi. 



BavT], rjs, fj, {BvrjaKoi, Baveiv) death, BavaTOs. CeDR. I, 



133, 20. 

 Bappiai, to triist, put confidence in. With tit toV. Mal. 



271, 17 0appcou «r T17V ripiTtpav Trapova-lav. NiC. 

 Const. 41, 18 Els ofis Bapprjiras. 

 BapaoitoUa, ijcro), {Bapa-os, noieui) to inspire with courage, 

 to encourage. Theoph. 491, 15 eapcroTroiijo-as tw 



(JTpaTOV. 



Qaa-ios, a, ov, of Thasos, TJiasian. Martyr. Areth. 



o4 Kdpva Kal Qdtria Km avKa. 



BavpdCa, to iconder at. With tVl toC. Polyb. 24, 5, 



12 Etti (Tov Se Bavpd^Qi tt&s Svvtj napd ttotov 6p)(uiiBai. 



eavpd^dv TTpoa-amov, To be a respecter of persons. 

 Sept. Gen. 19, 21 ^'EBaipacrd aov TO ■npoaanov, I have 

 accepted thy reqtiest ; in a good sense. Job. 22, 8 

 EBavpairas Se twwv irpoaiimov. 32, 22 Ov yap iwliTTa- 

 paL Bavpd(rai irpoa-utna. 

 Bavpdo-tos, a, ov, admirable. Superlative, Bavpaa-taTaTos, 



as a title. Basil. Ill, 323 B. 444 B. 

 BavpaaioTT^s, r]Tos, fj, admirableness, as a title. Chal. 



lo41 E T^j (TTJs BavpacrtoTTiTOS. 



BavpaoTos, 17, ov, admirable, excellent, as wine. Chal. 



1557 B. 

 BavpaoToa, dxrai, to render wonderful or excellent. Sept. 



1 S. 4, 4 EBavpda-Tiixre Kvpios tov 3<nov aiiTov. 1 G, 7 



Qavpda-Taa-ov to eXe'i; aov. 138, G 'EBavpaaTwBq t] 



yvSials aov. 

 BavpaTovpyem, rjaa, to work miracles. IVIal. 236, 9. 

 BavpaTovpyripa, otos, to, wo7ider-work, miracle. Apocr. 



Anaphor. Pilat. A, 5. 



