"Travrjyvpiov 



462 



ira^ajiaTrfi 



Theoph. 30, 19. (Compare Theod. Ill, 732 D ' 

 '0 Trdo-ijf dlicoTOTOs ei(j>rjnlas.^ 

 navrjyvpiov, ov, to, =: navrj-yvpis 2. TheOPH. / 28, 3. 



■navTjyvpis, (as, fj, religious anniversary. Method. 348 

 B. SiMOC. 321, IG. 



2. Nundinae, fair, a stated meeting for trade, 



iTavr}yvpiov, ChRON. 474, 7, 



irapiepos, ov, (Upos) all-sacred. Philon. I, 483, 24. 



As a title it is given to bishops. Laterax. 125 A. 



Nic. II, 704 D. 729 B, et alibi. Theoph. 028, 17. 

 In the EuKHOLOGiON, the superlative jrawepuTaroi 



is restricted to metropolitans. 

 naviKor, ^, 6t>, of Pan. Substantively, to ■^raviKov, so. 



Se'ipa, panic fear, simply panic. Polyb. 5, 96, 3, 



et alibi. 

 ■naviKovXapia, as, jj, (pann icuhiri us) pannicularia. 



Basilic. CO, 52, G. 

 navlov, ov, to, (tt^voj, pannus) clotli. Leimon. 15. 



PoKPH. Cer. 674, 7. 

 ■iTavvos. ov, 6, pannus. Dion Cass. 595, 91. 

 navvvxi-s, i^os, ij, vigilia, vigil, in its ecclesiastical accep- 

 tation. Philon. II, 484, 32. Const. Apost. 5, 19 



(titul.). Eds. 2, 17, p. 69, 37. 



TravoiKeata = iravoiKT^aia. DlOX. IIaL. HI, 1355, 

 wavoiKi (n-a^'oiKios) , adv. with all the household, navoiKta, 

 TraKoiKCCTia, TTavoiKTftjla. SepT. Ex. 1, 1. 



wavoiKia, as, ij, (ttus, oIkos) all the household. Philon. I, 



461, 10. 

 vavoiKios, ov, (oiKos) with all one's house. Diod. 5, 20. 



14,115. Strab. 4, 4, 2. 

 navos, ov, 6, pan is, bread, apros. A Messapian word. 



Athen. 3, 76. 

 Ttavoaios, a, ov, (ocrtof) all-sajictifed. Superlative navoa-ia- 



TOTos, a title applied to bishops. Const. (536), 1189 D. 

 iravovpyevpa, aros, to, {navovpyevoiiai) cunning device, 



Travoipyripa. Sept. Judith. 11, 8. Sir. 1, 6. 

 ■navovpydofiai, evtTap.t]v, := navovpyia. Sept. 1 Reg. 



23, 22. 

 iravovpyos, ov, in a good sense, wise. Sept. Prov. 13, 1, 



et alibi. 

 irava-e^dcrpios, ov, (nas, o-fjSdo-^tof) worthy of aU venera- 

 tion. Theoph. 31, 13. 



TvavtriiSacTTos, ov, 6, (o-f^atTTos) all-august, a title of By- 

 zantine nobilitj'. Attal. 299, 5. 



Tra.vaip.vos, ov, (aepvos) all-reverend. Herm. Vis. 1, 2. 

 LcciAN. Vit. Auct. 26. 



rrdn-a (Tray), adv. atoayS,jra'i'TOTe. HlPPOL. 18. ApOPHTH. 

 Macar. 7. 



n-ai/ra/idpTijTos, ov, (JipapTava) sinful in all respects, sunk 

 in sin. Barn. 20. 



n-avTcXfios, ov, (riXeios) all-perfect. Did. Alex. 285 B 

 applied to God. 



■jravT(\S}s, adv. at all. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 4. 



jravTfTrdmTjr, ov, 6, (eVoTrrijf) all-seeing. Clem. Hom. 

 Epist. 1, 55. 



navres, see aytor. 



TraiTfvXdyijToj, ov, (eiXoyc'to) ever-blessed. METHOD. 

 372 C. 



7ravTc<popos, ov, (e</)opos) all-over seeing. Did. Alex. 

 721 B. 



iravrobivapios, ov, (Svvapiis) almighty. Method. 373 A. 



TravTOKparopiKos, fj, ov, of the ■navTOKparaip, almighty. Clem. 

 Ro.M. Epist, 1, 8. Clem. Alex. I, 564, 17. Me- 

 thod. 393 C. 



TravTOKparap, opos, 6, {KpaTca) almighty, omnipotent. 

 Sept. 2 Reg. 5, 10. 7, 25. 



navTopipos, ov, (jttp.lopai) panto mimus, pantomimic. 

 ZOS. 12, 12 'H navT6iitpos opx,T)(Tis. 



iravTo/ivjjpovfvTos, ov, {pvrjpoviva) always to be remem- 

 bered. Method. 372 C. 



7rdvT0T£ (was), adv. always, (Kcuttotc, bill iravTos. NT. 



Matt. 26, 11. Phrtn. 

 ■iraviiivr]Tos, ov, {vfiveto) worthy of all praise. Method. 



352 B. Did. Alex. 924 C. 

 navay(t>e\f)s, is, (d)^eXeo)) exceedingly important. Did. 



Alex. 972 C. 

 ■na^apabiv for Tra^a^dSioj'. AroPHTH. Isaac Theb. 2, as 



a various reading. 



Tva^apabiov, ov, to, = ira^apas. ApOPHTH. Isaac Theb. 



2. Leo. 6, 28. 10, 13. 



Tra^aptas, a, 6, plural oi ira^apades, Persian tONQCS) 

 hard biscuit, ira^apdSiov, na^ipdSiv, jra^apaTrjs, ■na^apd- 



Tiov. Apophth. Macar. 33. Leo. 13, 11. 



■na^apdrris, ov, 6, = na^apas. ApOPHTH. Isaac Theb. 2. 



