KapBia 



358 



Kap<pi,o 



KapSia, as, fj, heart. KapSia Kaivlj, A new heart, in a 



religious sense. Const. Apost. 8, 6, 3 Aos avroU 



KapSlav Kaivrjv, Give them a new heart. 

 Kaphivakios, ov, 6, c a r d i n a 1 i s , a cardinal, KaSStvaKios, 



KapSijcaXij. Pseudo-Synod. 336 C. 

 KapStow^iKTos, ov, {xapSla, wX^o-o-ou) struch in the heart. 



THEorn. 736, 6. 



Kapdi.o(t>v\ai, ukos, 6, {KapSia, <p{>\a^) hreastplate. POLTB. 



6, 23, 14 and 15. 

 Ka/)8«5o, cI)o-u, (KapSia) to ravish the heart. Sept. Cant, 



4, 9 'EKapSia<Tas rjpas. 

 KapSvs, V, 6, Kardijs, a man's name. Bekker. 1195. 

 Kapripe, carfire (from careo), equivalent to the 



Greek arepeaSai. Plut. I, 31 A. 

 *KapKapos, ov, 6, career, Bfa-parrjptov. SoPHKON. apild 



Phot. Lex. KdpKapov, to S«Tpa>Trjpwv. OuTO) Sa(f>pav. 



DiOD. 11, 515, 40. 

 KQp/iira, TO, c a r m i n a (from carmen), ?in;. Plut. 

 I, 31 A. II, 278 C. 



Kapva^aSiv for Kapva^dSiov. PtOCH. 2, 178. 

 Kapva^ahiov, ov, to, caraioay, Carum Carui. Geopon. 



9, 28, 2. BOISS. Ill, 412 Kapva/SaSiov avatoKiKov. 

 Kapoiov, ov, TO, Italian carrucola, pulley. Leo. 



19, 5. [Modern Greek, to KapovKi, in the same 



sense.] 

 Kapovxa, as, fj, c a r r u c a , chariot, carriage. Martyr. 



PoLTC. 8. Antec. 2, 1, 48. Mal. 361, 17. Chron. 



571, 7. 588, 8. Pokph. Cer. 414, 10. G99, 15. 



HeS. "Apjia, oxnp-a, Kapovxa. Id. PijSi'mc, Kapovx<^v, 



paSiav (write paiSia>v). 

 Kapovxapelov, ov, to, {xapovxa) carriage-house. MaL. 



345, 19. 



KapjrevTiov, ov, to, =: KapnevTOV. DiON CaSS. 971, 86. 



KapnevTov, ov, TO, c a r p e n t u m , a kind of vehicle, Kap- 



■KiVTiov, af»a|ci, ani]vrj. DiON CaSS. 959, lO. 



KapTTo^paros', ov, (/capTros, jSparos) producing edible fruit, 

 as a tree. Sept. Deut. 20, 20. 



Kapno(f>opi<o, to bear fruit. PoLYC. 1 KapTTorpopcl els tox 

 Kvpiov rjpCiv 'lr]a-oiv Xpiarov. IkeN. Prooem. 3 'Ev Tm 

 irXoTfi crou toO vov iiri woXii KapTToprjceis to 6i oXlyav v(f) 

 rjfiav flpr]peva. 1, 1, 3 'A KapiTO<^opov<Tiv avTol, produce. 



2. To present offerings to the church. Const. 



Apost. 8, 10, 3. Apocr. Jacob. Leiturg. p. 60. 



YiT. Sab. 290 B. 

 KapT!o<^opla, as, fj, (Kap7ro(f)6pos) a bearing of fruit, fruit- 

 fulness. Philon. I, 105, 46. 397, 4. Iren. 1, 4, 



4, production, invention. 



2. Offerings made to the church. Const. Apost. 



4, 6, 1. Gangr. 7. 9. Ibid. p. 426. 

 KapTToat, to offer a sacrifice. Sept. 1 Esdr. 4, 52 'oXo- 



KavTuypMTa KapnovaBai Kad' Tjpepav. 

 Kapnwixa, aros, to, (/fa/jTro'w) offering. Sept. Ex. 29, 25 



^apnapa cart Kvpia. 

 KaprroxTts, fuf, 17, = Kapirinpa. Sept. Lev. 4, 18, et alibi. 

 KapTTarSs, t), ov, ((capwo's) ornamented with figures of 



fruits? Sept. 2 Reg. 13, 18 Xnav xapiraiTos. 

 Kaprayeva, 17, Carthago, KapxrtSav. Mal. 163, 17. 

 KapToKap-os, ov, 6, = Kaprapipa, which see. 



KopraKKos, ov, 6, a kind of basket. Sept. Deut. 26, 4. 



4 Reg. 10, 7. 

 KapTafiipa, as, 17, (Keltic) girdle, KapraXapos. Ltd. 179, 



12 T17I' Si SXiJv KaracTKevriv Tov Trepi^aparos ot FdXXot 



Kaprapepav, tjv to jrX^flos KapTa\apo v e| iSicoTetar 



uvopa^et. 



Kapr^ipas, a, 6, (Arabic) eunuch, tivovxos, andSiav. The- 

 OPH. Cont. 145, 19. [The radical portion of this 

 ■word is found in the Hebrew ~li'p or TTp-J 



Kapvta-Kos, ov, 6, dimin. of Kapvov, nut. Sept. Ex. 25, 33 



Kparrjpcs cKTcrvivuipevot KapviUKOvs, = KpaT^pet Kapva- 

 Toi? (see KapvoTos). 



Kapv6<j)vWov, ov, TO, (rapuov, <^vXXoi/) clove, the well- 

 known spice. EuKHOL. Ptoch. 2, 166. 



KapvoiTos, r), ov, (leapvov) tiut-like. KapvinTos (fiolvi^, a va- 

 riety or species of date. Diod. 2, 53. Strab. 1 6, 

 2, 41. 



2. Ornamented with figures of nuts, as a cup. 



InSCR. 2852, 31 *iaX?7 Kapvart]. (See also Kapvt- 

 a-Kos.) 

 Kapcjilov, ov, TO, nail, as of iron, ^Xos. Leo. 5, 4. 6, 26. # 

 PoRPH. Cer. 670, 18. 



2. In the plural, ra Kap<j)la, the stickers on the feelers 

 of the polypus, kotuXtjSmv. Schol. Opp. Hal. 2, 312 



Ai KOiKoTTjTes tUv TrXoKopav tov tto^CttoSos, to. Xeyopeva 

 Kap(pia. 



