fir]TpoK(oiu,ia 



430 



MiXtop 



HlEROSOL. 1252 C 'Ev KoKavia AiXi'a fir^rpoTToKei T7 

 Koi 'lipotToKiiiOis.) 



firiTpoKafila, as, t], {Koyfiri) mother-village, a principal town, 



but not a city. Inscr. 4151. 4551. Epu'H. I, 397 



D. 1092 D. 

 /iT/rpoTToXif, ecus, 17, the principal city of a diocese. Ant. 9. 

 fijjTponoXirrjs, ov, 6, [pijTponoKis) metropolitan, the bishop 



of tlie principal city of a diocese. Laod. 12. Nic. 



I, 4. C. (Compare Can. Apost. 34 Tois (ma-Konovs 



cKa(TTov idvovs clSfvai \p!) tok iv aiiTols Trparov. CoxST. 



Apost. 8, 4, 2 '0 TrpoKpiros twv Xofnuv, SC. enuTKonav. 



LiAOD. 57 Toil inttyicowov Tov iv TJj TroKfi. AnT. 9 Ttiv 



ev Tjj ^ijTpOTToXei npoecTcoTa €ni<rK07TOv, 



The metropolitans, according to Euagrius, were 



under the exarchs {(^apxoi). Ei;agr. 4, 11, p. 394. 



In the tenth and subsequent centuries they were 



above the archbishops. Porph. Car. 531, 1.) 

 pyjTpowdXiTtKos, ij, 6v, belonrjing to a metropolis. Mal. 



448, 15 Mi^TpciTvokiTiKov dUaiov, The privileges of a 



metropolis. 

 /xrjT-poTToXiTit, tSof, fj, of a metropolis. Synes. Epist. G7, 



p. 210 C MriTpoiroKiTtv iKKKrjaiav, The church of the 



metropolis. 

 firixavTiiia, aTos, to, warlike engine. Poltb. 1, 48, 2 



and 5. Lccian. Quomod. Hist. Scrib. 15. 

 fila, see lis. 

 piavtTis, €ti)s, ij, (pialva) pollution, defilement. Sept. 



Lev. 13, 44. 

 luapov, ov, TO, heathen temple. Const. Apost. 2, 61, 2. 



(The word was suggested by ^?j Upov, or fuapos. 



Compare lujfpeis, p.iepeis.) 

 pnapotpayeo), Tjaa, {ptapos, <j>ayiiv) to eat of anything 



unclean, in the Jewish sense of the term unclean. 



Joseph. Mace. 5. 8. 13. 

 luapo(}>ayia, as, fj, the eating of anything unclean. Jo- 

 seph. Mace. 5, p. 504, et alibi. 

 fiiepeis, tins, 6, (/itepds) heathen priest, it-qepiis, -^evStepevs. 



Apocr. Martyr. Barthol. 8 bis. (See also pinpov.) 

 ptepos, a, ov, = piapos. Apocr. Act. Barn. 20. 

 piKpoBoa-ia, as, fj, {ptKpos, Sldapi) a giving of small 

 presents ; the correlative of piKpoXrj-^la. Poltb. 5, 

 90,5. 



piKpodavpaa-Tos, ov, (Bavpd^ai) admiring trifles, icondering 



at trifles. HiproL. 87. 

 piKpo\ri^ia,as,ri, (Xa/xjSavo)) a receiving of small presents ; 



the correlative of pixpoSoala. Polyh. 5, 90, 5. 

 piKpos, a, ov, small, little. Ilpo piKpoii, At a short distance 



from a place. Theoph. 277 'ATrXiKivovrav uvtwv npo 



jllKpOV TTIS TToXewf. 



2. Young, comparatively. Sept. Gen. 25, 23. 

 Cod. Atr. 57. Mal. 80, 9. 102, 16. Porph. 

 Cer. 68, 23. 



Substantively, 6 piKpos, boy. Apophth. Carion 2. 



piKpoaipos, ov, (o-ifior) rather flat-nosed, somewhat flat- 

 nosed, woo-i/xof. Mal. 106, 20. 



pitKp6<r(j)aipov, ov, to, ((T<^aipa) the smallest kind of pa\d- 

 ^aOpov. Arrian. Peripl. Mar. Erythr. 65. (See 

 also peaoacfiaipov.) 



ptKpoiTX'jpos, ov, 6, {axripa) monk who tcears the lesser 

 habit (to piKpttv axwa) ; opposed to pfyiiKiirx^pos. 



NoM. Coteler. 148. 



^iXa|, ^Xtiti'a. 'Evloi be peWa. HeS. (See also piXKa^.) 

 piXiapr](Ttov = ptXtapiatov. EuAGR. 6, 21, pp. 469, 18. 



470. SiMOC. 232, 13. Theoph. 635, 2. 

 piKiapiov, ov, TO, milliare, milliarium, = piXtov. 



Ltd. 84, 17. 

 piKidpiov, ov, TO, miliarium, caldron, IjrvoXefirjs. An- 



thol. Ill, 66. Athen. 3, 54. 

 piKiaplaiov, ov, to, (mil Hare ns is) a kind of coin, 



pi.\mp!j<nov. Epipii. II, 184 A. Novell. 105, 2, 



§ a. Ltd. 56, 18. Mal. 432, 10. Theoph. 466, 8. 



635, 2. Cedr. I, 296. 

 pi\ida, ia-a, (piXiov) to measure by miles and mark by 



milestones. Polyb. 34, 11, 8 pepiKiaaOai. (See also 



^rjpaTl^o).) 

 MiXif for MiXtoi/. Ptoch. 2, 477. 

 piXioSpoplat, 7](Ta, (/iiXtoK, Spopos) to run a mile in the 



circus ? Chrys. VIII (Spuria), 88 (721) A. 

 piKiov, ov, TO, milliare, milliarium, the Poman 



mile, piXiipiov. Poltb. 34, 11, 8. 34,12,3. NT. 



Matt. 5, 41. Plut. I, 838 A. 

 MiXtov, ov, TO, Milium, a place in Constantinople. The- 

 oph. 648, 1. Porph. Cer. 502, 13. Tzetz. Chil. 



3, 343. SdID. Ba(TiXtfcij. "Oti iv Trj fiacnXcKJj ttXij- 



