KovBwn 



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KOVTUKIOV 



KOvtaTTTu), a^a, (kovSos?) tO Stunthk, a-KOvSaTTTa, KovSpiCo- 

 fjiai, Trpoa-nTala. Mal. 309, 9 Tov limov .... Kov- 

 ddyjrairra els avTo yovarlaai. 



KovSdptv for KovSapiov, = Kovraptov. MaCRIC. 3, 14. 



KovdiKTiKios, ov, c ou d i c 1 1 c 1 u s, condictitius. Antec. 



2, 1, 26. 

 KofSiTos, OV, conditus, seasoned, spiced. Athan. II, 



488 D Koi/SiTor o'vor, Vinum conditum. Also 



unaccompanied by olvos : Apophth. Petr. Pionit. 1 



«of8iVo>'. Theoph. C'ont. 142, 3. 

 KovBo(L8qs, h, {kovS6s, EIAQ) sliort of stature, KovSoqKiKos. 

 . Mal. 100, 17, et alibi. 



KOvSofjXtKOs, OK, (riKiKta) = KovSoeiSrjs. ApOCR. Slartyr. 



Bartliol. 2. 

 KoMdpt^, Tptxos, 6, short-haired. Mal. 88, 18. 232, 13. 



KovdopLavtKos ^ KovTopaviKos. PORPH. Ccr. 778, 3. 

 KovSoipa = KoVToipa. PoRPH. Adm. 151, 19. 



Kovhoxiprii, Tj, 6, (x"'p) short-handed. Theoph. 366, 6 



KovSoxalpt]!, as a proper name. 

 KovSplCoiiai = KovSaTTTa. POKPH. Ccr. 448, 14. 



KovSv'Xo!, ov, 6, joint. Theoph. Cont. 318, 17 KoVSuXos 



KoKapov. Gloss. JdR. Kamla, 01 KovSvXoi rav KaKafiav. 



[Compare Kov&i\tov in tbe Appendix.] 

 Kovcreva-os, ov, 6, consensus, avvalvfuK. Ajs'TEC. I, 14, 

 1, p. 102. 



KovaCKia = KovdOvaKia. JNIaL. 183, 1. 



Kova-iXidpioi, ov, 6, consiliarius, /SouXeur^y. NiC. II, 



728 C. 



Porphyrogenitus seems to use KovaiKapios (sic) in 



the sense of Kova-ovXdpios. Porph. Them. 16, 19. 

 Kovai\iov, ov, TO, concilium, design, intention, ^oi- 



\€vpa. Antec. 1, 6, 3 and 4. 

 Kova-iaraipiavol, mv, ol, COnsistoriani, a-ucTTaTrjpuii. 



Novell. 13, 3 consistorianSi'. Porph. Cer. 

 495, 11. 



KOva-iaTopw for Kovcninapiov. VlT. SaB. 299 B. 



Kov(Ti<jTa>pi.ov, ov, TO, c o n s i s t o r i u m , assembly, Kova-t- 



(TToptv, Kavcnaraipiov. ChAL. 868 A, et alibi. HeS. 

 KovCTtcTToptof, Beiov avveSpiov. 

 Kova-o^plva, as, fj, c o n s o b r i n a , Jirst female cousin, 

 i^aBfl^ij. Antec. 3, 6, 4. (She is of the fourth 

 degree. See /3a6/iot.) 



Upcmpia KovtTofiplva, propria consobrina, 

 grand-uncle's or grand-aimfs daughter, peydXov Seiov 

 J) peyaKrjS 6elas Bvydvrjp. Id. 3, 6, 5. (Slie is of the 



fifth degree.) 



Mci'fwi' Kova-o^plva, second female cousin. Id. 3, 



6, 6. (She is of the sixth degree.) 

 Koi/<ToPp'ii>os, ov 6, c o n s o b r i 11 u s , frst male cousin, 



e'^dficX^oy. Antec. 3, 6, 4. (He is of the fouith 



degree.) 



UpoTTpios Kova-o^pXvos, proprius consobrinus, 



grand-uncle's or grand-aunt's son, peydXov Bdov ^ 



fieyoKi)! Betas vi'ds. Id. 3, 6, 0. (lie is of tlie fifth 



degree.) 



Mti'ftiji' Kovao^p'ivos, second male cousin, the son of 



my father's or mother's first cousin. Id. 3, 6, 6. 



(He is of the sixth degree.) 

 KovaovaKia, u>v, rd, C o n s U a 1 i a , InTroBpopta. Ltd. 



143, 14. 

 Koi/o-ouXd/Jtor, ov, 6, consularis, KovaovXdpws, ima- 



TiKis. Chal. 840 D. Novell. 8, 1. 28, 5. 

 Kopo-ouXoj, OV, 6, the Roman consul, xntoTos. Suid. 



''YwaTot .... KovaoxiKovs avTOVs ovopaaaff-a. 

 KovoTiTOVTidiv, Sivos, ^, C O 11 S t i t U t i O , Sidra^is, SlOTU- 



wacris. Antec. 1, 2, 6. 



KovTaKiov, ov, TO, (kokto^) }'oll, scroll, KOvSaKwv, Topos. 



Hence, official writing of any kind. Trpic. 24, p. 



196. CuROP. 5, 2 To KovraKtov Trjs ;(ftpoToj'i'af. 6, 8 

 'O apx<t>v Tu>v KovraKiojv. 



2. In the Ritual, a KovrdKiov is a short hymn 

 (Tpondpiov) containing a comprehensive view or the 

 substance of a church feast. It may be compared 

 with the Collect of the Anglican Church. Most of 

 the KovTUKia are ascribed to Saint Eomanus, who 

 flourished in the reign of Anastasius (A. D. 496- 

 518). MeNAEON, Oct. 1 T7 avT^ w*'p? /^"^A"? "'' 

 oaiov TTOTpos 7jpQ3v Foypapov tov noirjTOv Ttoif KovraKiaiV. 

 StNAX. Oct. 1 'EfffTeXfi oiv eKfiire TrjV TravvvxtBa Ka\ 

 irdXiv CTredTpeCpev iv Tois Kvpov, tv6a Koi to x.dpio'pa Trfs 

 avvrd^eas twv KovraKLUiv eXaj^ei/, eTrL(f)avei(TT]s avT<^ Trjs 

 vrrcpayias BfOTOKOv Kar ovap, Koi T o pov ^o- P"^ ov ent- 

 SouoT)f Ka\ KcXeva-aaris avTou Kararpayfiv. CuEOP. 57, 



15. (See also Introduction, § 42.) 



