deoiraTwp 



333 



6eoTr}<i 



SeoTrdrap, opos, 6, (vaTTjp) ancestor of God, as it were ; an 

 epithet applied to David, and to Joakini and Anna, 

 the parents of the Deipara. Areth. C72 C, David. 



HOKOL. Sept. 9 TS>v Ayiav «ai Stxalav BtoTraTopaiv 



'loHiKci/i Koi 'Awijs. (For the legend of the birth of 

 the Virgin, see ArocR.- Proteuangelium. Epiph. I, 

 1049 D. 1062 C.) 

 6eo7roUtt>, rjdto, (BfOTrotos) to deify. LuciAN. Scyth. 1. 

 Sext. Adv. Logic, p. 389. Hippol. 289, 20 Tifv 



crapKa i6(07rolr](Tfi>. 



Stowoios, 6v, {6e6s, noiia) deifijing. DiON. Areop. Coe- 



lest. Ilierarch. 1, 1 GeoTrotor aiiKoTrfs. 

 6(cmpfiri)s, is, (npeTra)) hecoming a god, divine, holy. 



DiOD. 17, 75. 

 Seo-npea^vTTjs, ov, o, (TrpeV^ur) God-sent messenger. Ig- 



NAT. Smjrn. 11, with v. 1. 

 6(oirp6p\r]Tos, ov, (rrpo/SaXXo)) divinely proposed, applied 



to the emperor. Pokph. Cer. 372, 20. Attal. 



269. 

 6foirpop^Ta>p, opos, ij, (Trpopi^Toip) the grandmother of God, 



as it were ; applied to Saint Anna, the mother of the 



Deipara. Horol. Jul. 25. (See also dfOTrarwp, and 



COmpai-e PrOC. Ill, 185 "Awj Ayia, ^v Trjs fifv deoTO- 



Kov yeyovevai prjrepa Tivks olovrai, toC 8e XpurroC TirBfjV. 

 AvdpdiTTOs yap, fjTvep e/3ovXcTO, yeyovujs 6 6fos Koi Tptyo' 



vias dve)(€Tat, koi yewcaXoyeiTat ra eK prjrpos dvdpa>7Tov 



t(ra.) 

 SforrpocrSiKTos, ov, (Trpoo-fiEXOf") acceptable to God. NiC. 



II, 1085 E. 

 dfon-rrjs, ov, 6, {Spaa, OIIQ) he irho has seen God, an 



epithet of Moses, the great prophet. Theoph. 511, 



11. Horol. Sept. 4. 

 Beoirrla, as, fj, (Beoimjs) a seeing of God, divine vision. 



Eus. 1, 2, p. 10, 18. 

 Btopyurros, ov, (opyL^opat) accursed of God, an impreca- 

 tory word. Theoph. Cont. 204, 7. 678. 

 *d(6s, ov, 6, god. Cod. Afr. 1314 D e/Xon-os toC dtov, 



God willing. 

 'EoTai auriB npos t6i» Otov, He will have to deal with 



the gods; the gods will bring him into judgment. 



InSCR. 3902. 3980 'Or S' av dhiKr)a-ri Tjfv aTrjKr^v, tarat 



aVTU) TTpOS TOV 6(6v. 



YOL. VII. NEW SERIES. 43 



As a title, it was given to kings and emperors. 



IXSCR. 3137, 9 Toi' TTaTfpa avTov 6(6v 'AvTto)(OV. 4097, 

 10 'Ywdpxa>v 6fbs U 6fov koi ^fSr, applied to Ptole- 

 ma3us Epiphanes. Diod. 1,4, p. 8, 6 rdVor 'loiiXtos 

 Kaeo-ap o 8ia Tas rrpd^eis iTpoaayopfvBiis Beds. iNSCR. 

 10/4 AvTOKpdropa lildpKov AvpTjXiov at^aarov Beov'Av- 

 Ttav'ivov vlov. 399 'Ytto 6(ov KnppoSov. 312 AvTOKpd- 

 Topos 6f0v VOX) afPaoTOv Kaicrapos idv. (Compare JuST. 



Apol. 1, 21.) 



[The expression 6(bs ix 6eov, god of god (oc- 

 curring in IxsCR. 4097, 10) seems to have served as 

 the basis of 6f6v dXrjdivov « Beoi aXjj^ii/oC, Very God 

 of very God, of the Nicene Creed. "We of course 

 refer only to the expression.] 



2. 'o Beos TOV aliivos Toirov, seems to be the Devil. 

 NT, 2 Cor. 4, 4. 

 Beoa-e^eLa, as, rj, godUness, a title commonly given to 

 bishops. Alex. Alex. 577 B ifi ipmpa Bfoaf^fla, 



dyairrjToX Ka\ Tt/iiciraTot <rvX\£iTovpyot. AlEX. 1051 B 

 Upos TTjV arjv Bfoa-e^etav. AthAN. I, 340 B. BaSIL. 

 Ill, 110 A. 189 A Tn Bfoae^ela aov. CONST. I, 



1146 A. Epiph. I, 843 A. Ephes. 100 D. 

 Theod. Ill, 1006 A. 



Bfoa-e^fis, iS, pious. Superlative Beofre^ia-raTos, as a title. 



Athan. I, 360 E. Ephes. 997 D. 

 Beocrocpia, as, v> {Bedao^os) wisdom Or knowledge iii 



divine things. DiON. Areop. Mystic. Theol. 1,1. 

 Bed(7o(f>os, ov, ((ro</)of) wise in divine things. Const. 



Ill, 628 D. 



6eoo-d<j)<os, adv. of Beda-ocpos. ClEM. AlEX. 326, 13. 



Method. 377 C. 

 BedoTfTrros, ov, {aT((j)a>) divinely crowned, as a king. 



Const. Ill, 641 A. Nic. II, 801 D. 

 BeooTvyta, as, J], the being Beoarvyr^s, haled of God. Cleu. 



Rom. Epist. 1, 35. 

 6eo(rvv€pyi]Tos, ov, (avvepyico) moved or assisted by God. 



Areth. 640 A. Theoph. 20, 6. 28, 14. 

 Bedaacrros, ov, (awCa) divinely saved or protected, as a 



city. EcKHOL. 

 Bfdrrjs, i)Tor, ij, (5fo7T;t) divinity, divine nature. Const. 



ApoST. 8, 33, 2 T^f ToO XptiTTOv BidrijTOs. LuCIAN. 



Icarom. 9. Petr. Alex. 520 C. 



