■ihepfjLOV 



386 



KOpOi 



/Sno-tXeis SiaTa^iv SxrTe fi^ noidv TLva eyypa<l>ov KOinhep- 

 ulat, firjTe Se airo to ovofia tov KOTvihipjiov ovofia^caoai, 

 lirjTe TO TTpayiJLa ylvfaBai, rijr avTov vopoBeaiai e;(Ou(rijs 

 ovrms on 'H/nv iariv fixfj rovs fv Cvya bovKdas tXevOf- 

 povv • 7TWS ovv dve^oiLeBa tovs fP i\evd€pia ofTas ayftrdai 

 eli BovXiKrjv TVX1V ; 

 KoniBcpp-ov, ov, TO, = KoniSepfiia, which see. Mal. 401, 



11. 



Kimpia, av, to, (itoTrpios) = Korrpos. Sept. Esai. 5, 25. 



KOTTpoBfo-wp, OP, TO, ((cojrpoi, BiiTis) « plttCB whcrc dung ts 

 put. TuEOPH. 079, 17. Leo Gram. 239, 21. 



'K.onpiipvp.os, ov, 6, {Konpos, ovojia) Copronymus, .in epithet 

 applied to the emperor Constantine, the son of Leo 

 the Isaurian. Cedr. II, 4, et alibi. [Compare 

 TheOPH. 615, 9 ' AipoSevaaPTos airov Iv rij dyia koXu/i- 

 Prjdpa, S)S (f)a<Tiv oi axpi^tis avTOTrrm yeyovoTts. PoRPH. 

 Them. 53 KavaraPT'tpos 6 t^s Konpias eVmvu/iof. From 

 some cause or other this emperor was sumamed 

 Cahallinus {Ka^aXKlpos, which in Greek would be 

 'Iinreios). But as this epithet suggested KajSoXXtVa, 

 horse-dung, nothing was more natural for his religious 

 opponents than to invent the fable that he defiled the 

 font while the priest was baptizing him.] 



KOTTTTi, rjs, T], {kovtos) & klud of cciJcc or pie. SuiD. 

 'A/ia^is, e'Sof TrXaKoCi'TOf, fjP vvp kot!TT)V (jta/jiev. 



ko'tttcb, to cut. Mal. 387, 15 Eis Sio oItop Ko-^m, To cut 

 him in two. 



2. To cut off, to take away, not to pay. Porph. 



Adm. 270, 14 ToC Ko\jfai Ka\ tqs ScKa XiVpas tos SiSo- 

 uivai diTO TOV brjfioalov eiff to Kao-Tpov Xepaoipos. 



3. To clarify, as oil. Part. KCKopfiivos, clarijied, 

 pure. Sept. 3 Reg. 5, 11 'EXai'ov KeKOfiptpov. 



4. To obstruct, as a passage. Mal. 98, 14 "EXa- 

 (bos fKo^f T^i' oSov 8iaSpaiiOV(ra ep.jrpo(r6ep ep fietra tS>v 



^atrikfoiv KoL TOV (rrpaTov. 



KOTTtocTis, (ois, fi, (kottoo)) weariness. Sept. Eccl. 12, 12 



MeXcTTj TroXKrj Konaais (rapKos. 

 Kopa|, oKos, o, the name of an engine for grappling ships. 



PoLYB. 1, 22, 3 seq. 



2. An instrument of torture so called. Apocr. 



Act. Philipp. 19 Kopicrai Sc <cat Kopaxas aiBrjpovs Kal 

 Tof TTTtpvas avToii SiaTTapTJvai Kai KpepaaO^vai Kara Ketpa- 



X^f. 34 Twes 8e t£>' niaTav jrpotre'Spa/iov Iva Ka6(Xa>iTiv 

 TOP ^tKfniTOP KOI dpovaip an avTov tovs atBr^poi's KopaKas 

 Kat TOVS oyKLPOvs €K TWP a(pvpwp. 



Kopaawp, OV, to, (Kopr)) maid, girl. Sept. Ruth. 2, 8. 

 Esth. 2, 2. Tobit. 6, 12. NT. Matt. 9, 24. 25. 

 LuciAX. Luc. sive Asin. 6. Phrtn. Kiptov f; Kopihwv 



T] KopitjKrj Xcyovat ■ to 6e Kopaaiop napaXoyop. 



Kop^ap, indeclinable, Hebrew r2"lp) ohlution, offering, 

 hwpop. NT. Marc. 7, 11. Joseph. Ant. 4, 4, 4 

 KopjSav .... Tw 6ea. (Compare Ptolem. Gnost. 



p. 928 Aa>pop Ta> dfo) o iap i^ €fiov o>(I)€\tj6^s.) 

 Kop^apas, a, S, (^Kop^av) the sacred treasury, ya^ocjyvXaKiov, 

 NT. Matt. 27, 6. 



Kop^os, ov, 6, C r V U S . SuiD. Kop^ipos .... Kopfiovs 

 yap Kd\ov<Ti Voypaioi tovs KopaKas. 



KopSa, 1)9, ij, (xopfii?! chord a) bowstring. Macric. 



2, 2. ThEOPH. 571, 19 KipSr] tovtop oTrriy^fP, He 



bowstringed him. Leo. 6, 2. Porph. Cer. 669, 21. 



KopTj, i/s, 17, young and handsome married woman. 



EuAGR. 4, 7, p. 390, 10. Mal. 62, 11 Tas 8c evpidp- 



(j>ovs yvpa'iKas 01 MoXocrcraioi t^ iSi'u ■yXtlxro'.i; Kopas exa- 

 Xow. 



KopijKTap = KoppUrap. Martyr. Edpl. 192, as a 

 various reading. Coteler. I, 753. 



Koptop, ov, t6, = Kopiappop. SePT. Es. 16, 14. 31. 

 KopKvpa, as, t], ^ KfpKvpa. ScYJIN. 436. 

 KopKypaXos, a, ov, ^ KepKupaios. SCYSIN. 440. 



Koppa, TO, a kind of fu^or, Kovppi. Athen. 4, 36. 

 Koppiop, ov, TO, dimin. of Kopfios. Martyr. Areth. 50 



Ta Koppla tSi/ ^iXap. 



Kopp.6s, ov, 6, corpus, body, the human body. Mal. 



397, 8. 

 KoppiKXtop, ou, TO, c r n i c u 1 u m . Porph. Cer. 7, 3. 

 KoppiKovXapios, ov, 6, c o r n i c u 1 a r i u s , Kepairrjs, irpo- 



fiayos, 6 7rpo)T€v<iiP tov ttoptos KaToXoyov. InsCR. 44o3 



BoTjflm KoppiKovXapiap, A d j u t o r i c o r n i c u 1 a r i - 



rum. Lyd. 197, 8. 

 KoppoKomop, to, cornu copiae, (pl^ov'Xa. Lyd. 169, 



10. 

 KoppovToi, wp, 01, c o r n u t i , a band of soldiers so called. 



Philostorg. 7, 7. Chron. 549, 7. 

 Kop6s, dv, blacl; p.i\as. Lex. Sched. 384. 



