depaireia 



335 



0r)piK\€iO'; 



OepaiTfla, as, fj, aUcndaiits, seiTanis, household. Sei't. 



Gen. 45, If). Poltb. 4, 87, 5 et 8. 5, GO, G. NT. 



Matt. 24, 45. 



2. Ease, comfort. Porph. Cer. 399, 5. 

 depanfVTTjs, oS, 6, healer, curer, physician. JosT. Apol. 



1,21. 

 Sfprnrfva, to sitit, please. VlT. Sab. 283 C Kai "o-ms oi< 



(6fpaTrev6r)s fVi ru (jiayla, And perhaps the dish teas 



not to your taste. Leo Gram. 230, 20. 

 6epa(j}cv, Hebrew D'S^ri) teraphim, penates. Sept. 



1 Reg. 15, 23. 

 BepKTpLos, ov, 6, the crop mowed or to he mowed, harvest. 



Sept. Lev. 19, 9. 23, 22. 1 Ecg. G, 13. 8, 12. 



NT. Matt. 9, 37. Apoc. 14, 15. 



BepiiTTfjpiov, ou, TO, r= Qipiarpov 2. SePT. 1 Reg. 13, 20, 



as a various reading. 

 6ipi(TTpov, ov, TO, {Bepia-TTjp) light summer garment, 



deplcrrpiov, iJ.a(f)6piov. Sept. Geu. 24, 65. 38, 14. 

 . Cant. 5, 7. Esai. 3, 23. PniLON Carp, in Cant. 



105 C Bepicrrpov Xtyfi to Xcyofj.ci'ou p,a(j)6piov. HeS. 

 QipitTTOV, XcTTTov v<pa<rpa, Btpivov Ipdriov. 



2. SicMe, for reaping, depia-Tripiov, hpiiravov. Sept. 



1 Reg. 13, 20. 

 Bepfiapiov, ov, to, (depfiov) little pitcher for holding loarm 



water, opKioKiov. EtJKHOL. 

 6cpfia<Trpa, as, r), (deppaiva) furnace, as of a batli. 



Porph. Cer. 272, 11. 



6eppia, rj(ra, = %fiifo). ThEOPH. 730, 3. CeDR. II, 



27, 6. 

 6eppiCa>, icra, (dcppos) to make vse of warm springs, 6cp- 



p,ia. ThEOPH. 286, 15 'E^rjkBev els to. 6eppa tS>v 

 TIv6l(i>v toC 6epp[(Tat. 



Beppivos, ov, (6eppos) of lupines. Diosc. Parabil. 2, 67 



Qfppivov oKevpov, Lvpine meal. 

 Seppiov, ov, TO, dimin. of dippos. Diosc. Parabil. 2, 67. 



LeIMON. 97 (127) deppiov. 



6epp6v, ov, TO, {6(pp6s) sc. vSap, hot water. Epict. 1, 



13, 2. 3, 22, 71. Mal. 27G, 19. Nic. Const. 



Can. 13. 

 ^eo-ffifm, to decree. With Sxrre. Theoph. 276, 14 



'Edecnn(T(v 6 ^aaiKevs oiare pfj iroXiTeveadai Toiis cXXijvi- 



(ovras. 



decra-upios, ov, o, (^JeVis) the officer wlio uscd to gii'C the 



signal for beginning the chariot-races at the circus. 



Porph. Cer. 310, 13. 20. 311,16. 

 *^6riKo's, f], 6v, (tIBtipi) positive. Akistotel. Politic. 2, 



12, 10 Nd/ioi 6(TiKoi. CiOER. ad Q. Fratr. 3, 3. 



Dion. j3al. V, 94 'H ?roioC<ra piprjTiKovs fipas Ka\ diri- 



KOVS TWV UVOpUTUlV, ma/iing. StKAH. 2, 3, 7 OeTlKt)v 



TTOiovpfVov t}]V ^rjTrja-iv. II ES. OeTiKor, to 6(f>ei.\opevov 

 yeveadai. 



QertKov lnippT)pa, Positive adverb, applied to the 

 verbal adjective in -riov, as xpijo-TEof, 'Kenriov. Dion. 

 Thrax in Bekker. 642, 16. Phot. Lex. UoXtprj- 



Tia .... BeTiKa iirippr^para. 



diTiKas, adv. of 6(ti,k6s. Dion. Hal. V, 246, 5 eerKfoiy 



eTrdyoi'Ta tov cv tovtois enaivov. DiOG. LaERT. 9, 75. 

 deapdto, aor. edeapaa-a, = deapea. ThEOPH. 87, 17. 

 deapiov, ov, to, {Beopla) spectacidum, a sight, games, 



theatrical repi-esentations. Cod. Apr. 15. 61. Mal. 



417. Chron. 528, 5. 

 BfmTos, i], ov, (6ioa) deified. Iambl. De Myster. 10, 5, 



p. 176, IG 'O dfioTos voovpevos av6po)7Tos fjvapevos tw 

 TTpoadfU rfi Bin riov 6ea>v. 



drjKdpi.ov, ov, TO, {drjKrj) sheath. Mauric. 1, 1. 2. Leo. 



5, 3, et alibi. 

 BrjXvKos, rj, ov, (drjXvs) feminine, in grammar. Diox. 



Thrax in Bekker. 632, 12. 

 6r]\vpr]Tpi(7Tris, incorrectly for ^ijXu/jiTpiaTijs, ov, 6, (drjXv- 



plrprjs) woman's man. Lex. Sched. 271 Brjkvpr}- 



TpirrTi)S, 6 TTopvos Toyv yvvaicov. 



OijXvs, fta, V, female, applied to trees. See Spprjv. 

 Srjpavla, as, f], (rtdrjpt) hea]}, as of grain, drjpav. Sept. 



Ex. 8, 14. Cant. 7, 2 Qrjpavia a-lrov. 

 drjpaTos, T], ov, (6i]pdiD) caught, won, obtained. Poltb. 



10, 47, 11 YlpoaaKTiOV 8e ti)v (^iv, y ndvra to KaXa 



ylyvcTai 6r]paTa toIs dvdpoiTTOis. 

 drjpidKTjv, incorrectly for BrjpidKw, and that for di^pidxiov, 



OV, to, {6i)pi.aKos) theriaca, BrjptaKr]. PoRPii. Cer. 



467, 18. 

 6r)pid\aTos, ov, (^6r)plov, AXlcrKopai) killed by a wild beast, 



as an animal. Sept. Gen. 31, 39. Ex. 22, 13. 



Philon. II, 355, 30. Can. Apost. 63. 

 eripiKkcios, a, ov, pertaining to QtjptKXrjs. Substantively, 



