Ka^aWiva 



346 



KaBapovpjia 



(BaKfv em ra apiarfpa. LeO. 6, 12. PonPH. Atlm. 

 92, 19 Ov Kal3aWiK€vov<Ti 8e irnrovs, aWa (ca/iijAovf. 



KajSaXXi'ra, as, rj, (caballinus) sc. Koirpos, korse-ball 

 (excrement). Theoph. 728, 16 KafiaWlvas aK6yov. 

 Leo Graii. 199, 6. 



Ka/SaXXirar, ov, 6, Caballinus, an epithet applied to 

 tlie emperor Constantine, the son of Leo the Isaurian. 



DaMASC. I, 613 A KavcTTain-'ivos o KajiaX'ipos (write 



Ka/SaXXivos). CedH. II, 3. (See also KoTrpampos)* 

 Ka/3aXXtos, a, ov, = iTTTTdOs. ThEOI'H. 636, 17 Kaj3aX- 



Xi'ats Tc Kcmpois Km ovpois aTiarapevos. 

 (tajSaXXoKiXiKioc, ov, tA, ((caj3aXXi;r, KiXiiciov) horse-clotli. 



PoRi'H. Cer. 462, 6. 

 Ka^Mpws, ov, 6, lapidary. LeimOX. 1 60 Atdovpyos tis, 



liv KoKova-i Ka^iSapiov. [Compare tlie Hebrew 133, 



in Greek letters Ka/Sud, costly articles, valuables.'] 

 Ka^os, ov, 6, Hebrew 3p) cab, a measure. Sept. 



4 Eeg. 6, 25. Suid. 

 KciyKavov, ov, to, (KayKavos) dry stick for burning. IIes. 



[Compare the Modern Greek to raaKvov, in the 



same sense.] 

 KayKfWdpios, ov, 6, cancellarius, XoyoBirris. Nil. 



Epist. 1, 59. Lyd. 205, 10. 229, 16. Const- 



III, 764 A. 813 C. 



KayKeXXov, ov, TO, ^ KilyKtWos. PORPII. Ccr. 32, 14. 



ScHOL. Arist. Eq. 638. 

 KayKfWos, ov, 6, can eel I us, balustrade. Atoan. I, 

 114 B, the balustrade separating the altar-part from 

 the main body of a church. Chal. 864 A KaBea-Bev- 



Twi', Trpb tS>v KayKfWav toC ayiarcnov 6v(Ti.acrTt]piov. 



Lyd. 230, 6. Mal. 255, 19. 

 KoyKfXXuTos, ^, ov, (KayKeWos) latticed. Substantively, 



r) KayKeWarf), SC. dvpa, the latticed door of a StKaarrjpiov, 



the classical (ciyxXij. Poll. 8, 124. Hes. KiyxXt'Sfr 



6vpm, as fipels KayKfXXaiTas "Keyopiv. (See also 8iKTva>- 



Toj, KayKe\o6vpis.) 

 KayufXoBvpls, incorrectly for KayK(\Ko6vpis, t8os, % (KayKeK- 



Xos, Bxipa) = Bupa, SiKTvarfi or KayKfWtarq (see BiKTva- 



Tos, KtiyKfXXuTOs). Et. M. 513, 4. 

 (ca88iraXio£ = KopSivaXios. COTELER. Ill, 513 A. 



Ka&ijs, indeclinable (Arabic tl'Tp ^^ith a Sin), holy. 



PORPH. Adm. 100, 19 ToC piv 'AX^p yepaiv VTrrjpxe 



Kara to twv ^apaKTjvojv tOvos €v\alir}s, olovs (Kuvoi "Xtyovtrt 



Ka8j}s, rovT€tjTL ntarovs Kai rjyiatrpevovs. 

 KaSiov, ov, TO, diniin. of /cdSor. Sept. 1 Reg. 17, 41. 

 KaSpfia, as, rj, the name of a plant, called also ^oTpvtns. 



Diosc. 5, 84. 

 *Ka6a = Kadanep. Xen. Oec. 15, 3. Sept. Gen. 7, 9. 



POLYB. 3, 107, 10. 



KaOaipeais, (as, 17, deposition, as of a clergyman, for 

 some fault. Const. Apost. 8, 28, 1. Alex. Alex. 



577 C. 581 B Kadulpfats 'Apelov Ka\ tuiv avv airio 

 imb A\f^av8pov app^ifirKritoTrou 'A\(^av8p(ias. Ant. 1. 



TuEOD. Ill, 546 A. TnEorn. 176, 10 'Atto Kadai- 

 piaeios Svra, Being a deposed ecclesiastic. 

 KaBuipio), to depose, degrade, as a clergyman, for some 

 fault. Can. Apost. passim. Const. Apost. 8, 28, 



1. 8, 23. 27. NiC. I, 10. 17 KadaipeBfjaeTai tov 

 K\ripov, He shall be deprived of clerical orders. Ant. 1 

 Toils TOiouTout KaBatptI Trjs XtiTovpytar. 3 KadaipeicrBat 

 rrjs \fiTOvpyias. MaL. 365, 10 KadeXuv avTov OTro T^f 



cVltTKOTT^C 



KuBcmKaipa, aros, rb, {KaOairKoa) mappa, handkerchief, 

 (j)aK(a>\wv. Apocr. Nicod. Euangel. I, A, 1, 2. 



KaBapitrpos, ov, 6, {naBapl^u)) purif cation. Sept. Ex. 

 29, 36. Num. 14, 18. 



KaSapot, if, oi, {Kadapos) Puritans, or Novatiaiis, an 

 ancient Christian sect. They held that the lapsed 

 (oi irapairfo-ovTfs) could not be saved. Nic. I, 8. 

 Eus. 6, 43. Basil. Ill, 268 C. Epipii. 493 C 



Mera 6e to \ovTpuv prjKiTi dvvaadaL Aefto-^at TrapaTTfTrra- 



KoTa, said the Novatians. Const. I, 7 Navarmvovs 

 Tovs \eyovTas tavTovs KaBapovs. TheOD. IV, 229 D. 



Phot. 182, p. 127, 39. 

 KadaponoTia, o>v, to, (^Kadapos, jroTOf) taverns where pure 



liquors are sold. Leg. Homer. 78. 

 Kadapos, a, ov, clear, pure. Followed by otto or f|. Sept. 



Gen. 24, 8 KaSapos ear) ano tov SpKov pov. ApOCR. 

 Proteuangel. 15, 4 Kadapos flpl e'yo) f| a^T^j. 



2. Made of fine flour, as bread. Sept. Judith. 



10, 5 'Aprav Kadapwv. APOPHTH. Phoc. 2. ThE- 



OPH. 150, 21. 



Kadapovpyta, as, rj, (^KaBapovpyos) 2^urificali0n, lustration. 

 InSCR. 4558 T^f « tS>v Svo pepav KaBapovpylas. 



