fj,6croKr)Triov 



424 



fiera 



lieaoKrjmov, ov, to, (^/<ror, K^jrof) garden in a court-yard. \ 

 Tni:opn. Cont. 105, 12. 144, 15. 329, 2. Cedk. j 

 II, 115, 16. 



/leo-oKotXof, ov, (((otXor) hoUow in the middle. Poltb. 

 10, 10, 7. 



HeaoXa^iio, rjaa, (fifo-oXajSijt) to interrupt, intercept. Po- 

 LYB. 16, 34, 5. 20, 9, 3, said of interrupting a 

 speecli. DiOD. 1, 3, p. 6, 29 Mfo-oXa/SijStWfi tov ^lov 



Otto rrj^ mnptD^fi^s. 

 fifiTOfxrivia, as, r;, (/i.iji') tflC middle of a month, \ii.«jo\i.r\viov. 



Cedk. I, 297. 

 fiea-oijLTjPiov = (jfo'offiji'ia. GloSS. Mco'o/i^i'toi', idus. 

 liiCTov (iiea-os), adverbially, in the middle of. Arocu. 



Act. Paul, et Thecl. 20 KardKate TijK uvvfirpov fiiaov 

 Bfdrpov. 



2. Among, between, lura^i. Chron. 592, 1 M«- 



o-oi/ Sio Sa<f>y(ov. TlIEOPU. 530, 5. PoRl'II. Adui. 



76, 2 ttUaov avTuv ov To^fjiiiaiv oJ Pi>s Si(\6uv. 

 Itea-oftjoTifios, ov, (vrjoriiios) pertaining to the middle of a 



fast. Substantively, f/ ^i/cror^CTTifios, sc. t'jSSo/idr, the 



middle week in Lent. Pokpu. Cer. 535, 7. Typic. 



47, p. 229. 

 fiecrovvKTiKuv, ov, to, (/ieaovvKTios) in the RiTUAL, the 



midnight service. Horol. (Compare Sept. Ps. 



118, 62 fHfiTOvvKTiov i^fycipoiirjv tov i^ono\oy('ia6ai troi 



tni Til Kplpara Trjs SiKaioavvrjs aov.) 

 (ifo-oKUKTios, ov, of midnight. 'H pioovvKTios aKokov6la, 



al=0 'H pfcrovvKTioi vpvadla, = ^(o'ovvKTtKov. Tl'PIC. 



38. 



Mfcrojr€vr;)icocrTij, fjs, rj, {piaos, ^(vrrjKOcrni) Mid-Penlecost, 



a name given to the Wednesday of the fourth week 

 in Easter. It is celebrated in commemoration of 

 Cliri.st's appearance in the temple about the midst of 

 the feast (NT. Joan. 7, 14). Chron. 715, 10. 

 PoRPU. Cer. 53, 12. 13. Theoph. Cokt. 365, 9. 

 PexteivOst. IIorol. 



Meo-on-fiTi7<oo-TOj<, to, = MfO'OTrei'TJjKOCTTij. NoiI. COTE- 

 LER. 291. 



pe<TOTr6p(j>upos, ov, (■T[op<f)vpn) mixed with purple, partly 

 purple, as cloth. Sept. Esai. 3, 21 ra pea-o-nop^vpa, 

 substantive])'. Plut. I, 1052 A irpocpwv ovx oXov 

 \tvKov, aXKa peaoTTOptjivpov txav. 



pfaoirvpyiov, ov, to, (nipyos) space helioeen two towns. 



POLYB. 9, 41, 1. 

 fieiTos, Tj, ov, medius, middle. Substantively, to piaov, 



the middle of anything. 



^Kva peaov, in the midst of, between. Sept. Gen. 



1, 4 Kal dif)(Uipia'ev 6 Oeos dva ptaov Tot (jXtiTvs Koi dva 



piaOV ToO CKOTOVS. 



'Ek peaov. Out of the way. Attal. 9, 3 'Ek peaov 

 ■ye'yoKf, He teas put out of the way. 11,20 IlaXXov; 

 .... aphi)v fK piaov retnoli^Ke, to do aivay, to put out of 

 the icay. 



Kurd pia-a toO Koirpov, In the middle of the world, 

 that is, Jerusalem, supposed by the Jews to be the 

 centre of the earth. Iren. 1, 10,' 2. (Compare 

 Sept. Ezech. 38, 12 Tox 6p<f)a\6v Ttjs y^r. The 

 Greeks, on the other hand, with equal propriety 

 made Delphi the navel of the earth. Aesciivl. 

 Sept. 74G Ev pfiTop<j)d\ois iivBiko'is xp')<^'''ip'°^^-) 



2. In grammar, middle or medial, applied to the 



letters B, r, A. Diox. Thrax in Bekker. 631, 22. 



/if(ro(r<couT«XXoi', oi», to, (mcnsa, o'koutcXXioi') table-dish. 



PoRpn. Cer. 582, 17. 

 /z€a'oo"TuXoi', ov, TO, (/xeVof, <7Ti!Xot) a stall standing between 

 two columns of an edifice. Basilic. 58, 11, 10. 



p€(T6ij(j)atpov, ov. TO, {pitTOs, a<l)atpaj the middlC'Slzed pa- 



Xd^adpov (a kind of spice). Arrian. Peripl. Mar. 

 Erythr. G5. (See also piKpia^aipov.) 

 peaoxpov'ia, as, fj, (xpovos) intermedial or middle time, 

 the time between the beginning and the end. Irisn. 



4, 36, 7. 



MfffffoXtavot, see Mao'craXtavot. 



pccraaKtov, ou, TO, (mensalis) table-cloth, ptadXiov, pevad- 

 Xtov, pivadkiov, KdXvppa Tpane^tjs. TheOPII. Cont. 



061, 8. 



peo-dipiov, ov, TO, (apa) in the RlTUAL, the half-hour 

 service. Every canonical hour has its peaapiov. IIo- 

 rol. (See also mpa.) 



perd, prep, after, with the accusative of nouns denoting 

 time in expressions like the following. Sept. Jos. 



23, 1 Me 6^ 7/pepas TrXet'ov? perd to KaTaTravaai Kvpiov 

 TOV 'laparfK diro iidvTaiv Tap fx^P^" avTov KVK\idev, Many 

 days after that the Lord had given rest unto Israel 



