fiaKeWiKo<: 



414 



fiaXajSadpov 



6 (T(j)n(au TO ^a>a • fidae^ yap Knt /jaKt\Xi;r pafiaiaTl iarriv 

 6 <r<j)ayevS' 



As an epithet it was given to the emperor, Leo 

 the Great. Malch. 231 Ae'on-ot tov Mok/XX?;. • 



fxoKcWiKos, r), 6v, pertaining to /jaxfXXoi', butc/iei-'s, xpea- 

 Tj-mXi/cdf. Athan. II, 290 B. 



^dicfXXoi/, on, TO, maeellum, slaughter-house, butcher's 

 shop, iiaKfXeiou, /iaKfXXfioj', ^aKc'XXij, Kpeu>Tro\MV. NT. 



1 Cor. 10, 25. Plut. II, 277 D. Dion Cass. 998, 

 78. SoCR. 1, 38, p. 74, 43. Mal. 287, 5. 



fiaKfp, €pos, TO, macir, an Indian spice. DiOSC. 1, 

 110 (111). Akrian. Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 8 /idic«p. 

 Galen-. XIU, 205 C. 



jxaKpav, procul, far. Followed by dn-d. Sept. Ps. 21, 1 

 "iAaKpav ano t^s aayTijpias p-ov ol Xdyoi Ta>v TrapairrcapaTtov 

 [lov. POLYB. 3, 45, 2 Su/ijTfO'drrfr yap ov fiaKpav airo 

 r^t iSi'as arparcmehdas. 5, 99, 3 Kcirai p(v ov panpav 

 OTTO TrjS 6a\aTTr)s. 



p^aKpofHwais, (a>i, fj, (paxpos, /Sido)) long life, itaKpo^iOTfjs. 



Sept. Banich. 3, 14. 

 paKpobanfjt, es, (paxpof, SdireBov) extensive. Substantively, 

 TO paKpoSawfs, great extent, as of territory. Cod. Apr. 

 Can. 17. 



paKporjpcpevats, (a!, t], {paKpoTjpepfv<j})'leng(?l of life. SepT. 



Sir. 30, 22. 



fiaKpoTjpepeiai, evaa, {paKporjpepos) to be long-lived. SePT. 



Deut. 5, 33. Sir. 3, 6. ' 

 paKpofjiiepos, ov, (ripepa) long-lived. Sept. Dcut. 4, 



40. 

 *piaKp6dev (paKpos), adv. frotn afar. Chrtsippds apud 



Athen. 4, 14, p. 137 F. Strab. 3, 3, 4. 



Preceded by the preposition otto. Sept. 2 Esdr. 



3, 13 'H <j)(avrj rjKovero eas diro fiaKpodev. NT. Matt. 



26, 58. 



2. Long before, of time. Poltb. 1, 65, 7. 

 paKpodvpea, rjcrai, rjaa, to be paKp66vpos, to forbear. Sept. 

 Job. 7, 16. Prov. 19, 11. Sir. 18, 11 'EpaKpo6ipr]a-e 

 Kvpios (IT avTols. NT. 1 Thess. 5, 14 MaKpoSvpflTe 

 TTpos TidvTas. 2 Petr. 3, 9 MaKpodvptl fls fjpds. 



paKpodvpos, ov, (dupos) long-suffering, forbearing. Sept. 



Num. 14, 18. 

 paKpoKevaov, ov, to, (cessus) long journey performed 



by the emperor. Porph. Adm. 235, 4. (Compare' 



np0KiV(T0V.) 



paxponovs, ovv, (nois) long-footed. 



Substantively, 6 poKponovs, a species of insect 

 injurious to vegetation. Eukhol. p. 498. 

 paKpoTTporraiTot, ov, {7rpoiTa>7rov) long-faced, paKpo^is, paKpo- 



xapoKTTjpos. Theopii. Coxt. 468, 17. 

 paKpo!, feminine paKpfj. Mal. 101, 17. 



2. Long, as applied to vowels and syllables. Dion. 



TnRAX in Bekker. 631, 3. 

 paxpoiTKapvlov, ov, to, (paKpos, uKapviov) long Seat, bench 



(settee?). Porph. Cer. 531, 15. 

 paKpoTT/s, ijTof, fj, (paKpot) length, pr/Kot. Sei't. Deut. 



30, 20 MaKpoTT]! fjptpav. 

 paKporpdxrj\.oi, ov, {rpaxq^ns) long-necked. DiOD. 2, 50, 



p. 162, 68. HiPPOL. 64. 



paKpoxapaKTr/pos, ov, [xapaKTTjp) = paKpoirpo<TaiTOS. MaL. 



106, 12. 

 poKpoxpovl^a, la-to, (paKpoxpovios) to be long-lived. Sept. 



Deut. 17, 20. 

 paKpoxpovios, ov, (j(povos) long-lived, paKpi^ios. Sept. 



Ex. 20, 12. 



paKpoiffis, 6, (oi/'if) ^= paKpoTTpotTumos. MaL. 104, 7. 

 pdxpvppa, aros, to, (paKpivai) that which is put (or io be 



put) away. Sept. 2 Esdr. 9, 1. 11 abominations. 

 paKpvvQ), vvS>, (paKpos) to put away, to remove. Sept. 



Ps. 87, 19 'Epd<pvvas ott' epov i^iXov. 72, 27 Oi pa- 

 KpvvovTfS eavTois drro o-oC. 108, 17 NaKpvvdrja-erat djt' 

 avTov. 



Intransitive, to be far from. Sept. Ps. 70, 12 



M^ paKpvvrjs dv (pov. 



2. To mahe long, to lengthen. Sept. Ps. 128, 3 



EpaKpvvav TT]v dvoptav avrSiV. 

 paxpis, fia, i, long; tall, paxpos. Apocr. Martyr. Bar- 

 thol. 2. [The classical paxpos is to paxpis what /Sd^or, 



TrXdTOs are to ^a8vs, n-XaTus.J 

 paKpos, adv. of paKpos, in a long line. Poltb. 3, 51, 2 



AvtT\fp5>s cKprjpvopevovs Kai paKpws rds Bvo-xcopiat. 

 pdKpaxns, fuf, f), (paKpos) the spinning out of a narrative. 



Poltb. 15, 36, 2. 



paka^dBpivov, ov, to = pdhd^aBpov. DiOSC. 1, 75. 



pdKd^adpov, ov, to, malobathron, the aromatic leaf of 



