Kiovoajaaua 



375 



KXeiBco/Ma 



Xen. Hell. 4, 4, 5. Diod. 5, 47, p. SCO, 94. LI. 



18, 26, p. 278, 70. Strab. 4, 4, G, p. 199. Joseph. 



Ant. 3, 6, 2. 

 KiovocTTaaia, as, 17, {kIuiv, (rraa-is) the hase of a pillar or 



column. PoRPH. Cer. 29, 2. 5. 8. 

 Kip^a, 17, hag, Kip^a, irfipa. Hes. 

 KtpK^tTia, av, TCI, \udi cir censes. Epict. 4, 10, 21. 

 KtpKiTap, 6, circitor. Ltd. 158, 31. 

 KipKos, ov, 6, circus, iTTiroSpopiov. Epict. 3, 16, 14. 



Nil. Epist. 2, 205. 290. 

 Kipmai. Uipaa-a, to Jill, as a Clip for drinking. Leimon. 



68 KipvS. TO) prjTponoKlT;]. MaL. 151, 8 'EKipva Se Km 

 Tals TraXXaKaiS airov (Is avrd. ThEOPII. ConT. 712, 

 14 'Exepacre T<3 /SacriXfl els to likrjTopiov. CdROP. 58, 14. 



Kicrrjpaidrjs ^= KitroTjpofiSijt. DiOD. 1, 39. 



KiirBapos, ov, 6, = kIutos. DiOSC. 1, 126. 



Kicraapos, ov, 6, := Kltrros- DiOSC. 1, 126. 



KUTTtpva, as, f], cisterna, cistern, Kwo-ripva, de^apevrj. 



Mal. 477, 2. Chron. 578, 10. 593, 7, et alibi. 



Theoph. 231, 17. 

 Kio-TiKos, OV, 6, meaning uncertain. Porph. Cer. 717, 17. 

 KicTTos, ov, 6, the rock-rose, KitrBapos, Kia-crapos. DiOSC. 



1, 126. [Modern Greek, to KiWapoi/, or to Kicrrapi, 



(a) Cistus Villosiis. (b) Cistus Salvifolius. See 



also X^Sof.] 



KiTOToptv for KiTarapiov. TheOPH. 589, 16 Kiraropiv 

 pfTaBecripov. 



KiTarapiov, ov, to, (citus, ci tat lis) call to the episcopal 

 office, KiTOTopiv. Cedr. I, 786, 7. (The imperial 

 KiTarapiov is tills : 'H 6(la X"P^^ "^^ h ^i avrrjs /3ao'iXei'a 

 ^j/imi/ TTpo^dXXfTnt Tof evXa^eo'TaTov toOtov Ttarpiapx^v 

 Ti.ava-TavTivovKoKeas. See also PoRPH. Ccr. 565. 



CuROP. 103, 16 seq.) 

 When the ordainer is a patriarch, he says, *ij<^a) 



KoX boKipaata Tav Up<0TdT(t3P prjTponoXiTojif Ka\ ap)(iiTVL(TK6' 



TToiv KOI imcrKOTraiv. AVhcn he is a metropolitan, the 

 Kirarapiov is as follows : "irrjfjxo Kat hoKipatrla Tmi/ Beo- 

 (biXeaTiiTav iiri-crKOTrav Ka\ Tau oaiQiTaToiv jrpecr^vTt'pav. 

 EUKHOL. p. 180. 

 Ktrpiov or KiTplov, ov, TO, = Kirpov. DiOSC. 1, 166. 



Athex. 3, 25. 

 Kirpov, ov, TO, citrus, citron, Klrpiov, Ktrpiov. Ael. 



HeRODIAN. ^iXeV. p. 432 M^Xa MrjbiKa, to pvv Kirpa. 



Athen. 3, 29. Phryn. AiJT. 7, 101, p. 142, 4. 

 Ktxp<'<^, to lend, Kixprjpi. Sept. Prov. 13, 11. 

 K\aj3iKov\dptos, ov, 6, elavicularius. Ltd. 201, 4. 



(See also KaniKXapios.) 

 K^dpiov, ov, TO, clavus. Mal. 457, 17. Theoph. 



377, 12. Psell. 393 incorrectly written nXdpia. 

 KXd/3of, ov, 6, clavus, tiller, the handle of a rudder, 



ol'n^. Ltd. 12, 9. 



KXa^ovXapios, oxnpaTiKos. Ltd. 12, 9. 



Kkahdm, (Ccrco, to prune, as vines, xXaSam. PoLL. 1, 224. 



Clem. Alex. I, 341, 37. Phrtn. 

 (cXdSof, ov, 6, branch. Metaphorically, offspring. Porph. 



Cer. 383, 12. 



KXdSos, eof, TO, = 6 K^dhos. METHOD. 385 D. 



K'Kdp, clam, in Greek Kpv(i>a. Plut. II, 269 D. . 



KKdva = xXdo). MaRTTR. AretH. 57 "'EKKavov ras 

 TrXeupdf tSiv TfTeixia-pivoiv Kapd^ccv. [In MODERN 



Greek, it is equivalent to the ancient niphopai, 

 pedo.] 

 xXdn-n, as, ?;, (clava) clog, ivooden shoe. Dion Cass. 



1290, 19 SdID. Kcako^aBpov, fj 'Keyopivt) xXoTTa irapa 

 TToXXotff. 



KKdptov, see RXd/Sioi/. 



KXdapa, aros, to, (xXdo)) fragment, piece. Sept. Lev. 

 2, 6. Jud. 9, 53. NT. Matt. 14, 20. 



K\ao-paTi^a>, aa, {Kkdtrpa) = xXdm. TheOPH. 610, 20. 



K^avOpav, tovos, 6, {K\ai(o) place of iveejiing or lamenta- 

 tion. Sept. Jud. 2, 1, as a jji-oper name. 



KXava-vs, v, 6, Klausys, a man's name. Bekker. 1195. 



xXfiSiV for K^eiSlov. Porph. Adm. 208, 5. 



/cXftSi'oj/, ov, TO, hey, kXeij. Apophth. Poemen. 1, lock 

 or key. Leijion. 16. Porph. Cer. '519, 5. 



KKeihovxos, OV, 6, key-holder, an epithet applied to Saint 

 Peter. Porph. Cer. 680, 7. (Compare NT. Matt. 



16, 19 Acio-o) 0-ot Tar K\eis Tiyr ^atrtXelas twv ovpavap.) 

 KKeihoa, uxra, ■'{Kheis) to lock, lock up. ScHOL. AriST. 



Av. 1159. Eccl. 361. Codin. 35, 6 KXnhdptvov, 



write Kkeibapivov. 139, 12 KXetSoxras. 



KXeihwpa, aros, to, (KXftSdm) lock, bar, or bolt for fasten- 

 ing a door, K^eWpov. Phot. Lex. KhelBpois (cXeiSti- 



paaiv. 



