NecTTopiavo^ 



441 



vrjareia 



LuciAN. Peregrin. 41. [Dressel seems to be of 

 opinion that veKpayye\os and vepTepoSpofios were coined 

 by Lucian with reference to the 6eoSp6poi of Ignatius, 

 with whose martyrdom he must have been acquainted. 

 Dkkssel's Prolegomena to his Patr. Apost. Oper. p. 



XXV.] 



Ne<7T0(jtaj/o£, oC, d, (Nco-rdpios) Nestorian, a follower of 

 Nestorius the heresiarch. Const. (536), 1153. 



VfvpoKoTTfo), ijati), {ytvpov, kotttib) to Itamstrmg, hough, 

 dyKvSoKOJrlio. Sept. Gen. 49, 6 'EvevpoKmrja-av raipov. 

 Jos. 11, 6 Toiif limovs avToiv vtvpoKOTTj]aas. PoLYB. 

 31, 12, 11. (See also drrfoKowai, in the Appen- 

 dix.) 



vcvpoTpTjTosj Of, (rlpvia) hamstringed, vevevpoKoirqptvos. 

 Leg. Homer. 79 tievpoTurjrov tov dpiarrepov TToSa avTov 

 aiTOTeXe'iTf. 



V((j}apios, ov, nefarius, aBkpiTOS, 7rapdmp.os. NOVELL. 



89, 15. 



ve(podta>KTris, ov, 6, (vc(j)os, diaKo) tempestarius, qui tem- 

 pesiaies et alia maleficia facit, one who regulates the 

 weather by magic. QuiN. 61. (See also Pnox. 

 Nomocan. 9, 25, p. 91.) 



V6X<B^<«) Hebrew nHDJ- Sept. 4 Reg. 20, 13 Tov 

 oiKov Tov vexa>6d, HniDi iT^j -^'* treasure-house, 

 treasury. 



wfflXKfd), ijaa, [veaKKoi) to haul a ship up on land. Po- 

 LYB. 1, 29, 3. Frag. Histor. 67. 



veapa, aros, to, (veoa) uovale, fallow-land, the classi- 

 cal j/eios. Sept. Jer. 4, 3. 



vcaiTfpiKoi, ij, o'c, (vfoiTepos from vios) youthful. POLYB. 



10, 24, 7. 

 mjmoKTovos, ov, {vtjTTiov, KTelva) infant-slaying. Sept. 



Sap. 11, 8. Ignat. Philipp. 8. 

 vr]T!iov,ov, TO, infant. Const. Apost. 6,15,4 Bmn-ifeTf 



bi vfiav Koi TO. prima, Baptize your infants also. 



Kavav dvanavai pos els vifina, A funeral canon for 



infants. EuicnoL. (See also veKpaa-ipos.) 



Ta dyia vrjma, The Holy Innocents, the fourteen 



thousand infants slain by Herod's order. Horol. 



Dec. 29. The earlier fictions make tlie number only 



three thousand. Apocr. Act. et Martyr. Matt. 3 



TptcrxiXia vrjma dvuKev, 



'H iKKKrjcrla rav vrjirlav. The church of the Holy In- 

 nocents, in Constantinople. Porph. Cer. 496, 1. 



vrinrt]!, ov, 6, (vrj^io) sober, discreet person. Polyb. 10, 

 3, 1. 27, 10, 3. 



*vr)pos, av. Tonic for vapos, d, ov, [vda, to flow) flowing, 



as water, lypos- Et. M. 564, 28. 597, 43 Napdv, to 



vypov, ■napa to va> prjpa .... So^oxX^r- lipos vapa 8e 

 Kprjvaia \apovpev irord. 



Substantively, ro vr^pov, sc. uSup, water, vepov. 

 Inscr. 5072, 20. 



[The expression vripov vbap means running water, 

 the vapaTiaiov vSap of the earlier Greeks, and the 

 vSap fmy of the Septuagint and New Testament (see 

 Cdo>). In the time of Phrynichus, however, it meant 

 fresh water, in the sense of water just brought from 

 the fountain ; that is, vrjphv vSap was confounded with 

 veapov vSaip (see veapos 2). In the course of time, 

 vSap was dropped, and v7]pov became a substantive. 

 And when quantity disappeared, vrjpov was written 

 and pronounced vepov, which see.] 



vT/o-i'fo) {vija-os), to be or fonn an island. Polyb. 5, 

 4G, 9 Kara nva wjatfoiTa TOTrov. 



vrja-reia, as, rj, fast, fasting. JoSEPH. Ant. 14, 4, 3. 



Const. 2, 16, 2. 2, 17, 5. 7, 23, 1. Iren. Frag. 3. 



GaNGR. 19 Tar jrapaSeSofievas vrjorelas els to koivov, 

 The regularly established church fasts. 



'H vTjaTela toO irda-xa. The Paschal fast, the fast in 

 Passion-week. Const. Apost. 5, 18. 



'H vr)(rrela t^s Tfo-o-a/jaxooT^y, The fast of the Quad- 

 ragesima, the Quadragesimal fast, simply Lent. 

 Const. Apost. 5, 13. Qcin. 55 Tair <iyiatr ttjs 



TeiT<TapaKo<rrrjs vrjoreiais. 



Al vrjcTTe'tai, without a qualifying adjunct, =z 'h 



vijcrrem ttjs TeatrapaKoaTrjs. BaSIL. II, 686 B. NeC- 



tar. 1829 A. SocR. 7, 15, p. 361, 29. 



'H peydXrj vrjcrTela, = 'H vijO-Teia Trjs Te(7iTapaKo<rTrjs. 

 Anast. 426 A. 



'H vrja-Teta tS>v \piatTovyevvav, The Christmas fast, 

 the fast of the forty da}»s preceding Christmas; 

 called also 'H vriareia tov dyiov *iXt7rn-ou, Saitit Philip's 

 fast. It begins on the fifteenth of November, that 

 is, the day immediately succeeding the anniversary 



