■7rapacj)oaaeva) 



468 



'7rapdeviK0<; 



from the principal table. PoRPn. Cer. 70, 24. 



71. 

 napa(j)oa-cr(va, less correctly Trapaipoaeva), fvcra, {<pO(Tcrfvu>) 



to encamp, ■rrapa<j)<i>aeia). JIal. 469, 13 JIape(j)6tTev<Te 



ra racrrpo). TnEorn. 517, 9. 

 Tvapa(f>p6vTj<ns, fas, 17, {rrap(i(f)povia>) mental derangement, 



insanily. Sept. Zech. 12, 4. 

 7rapa(f>v\a^, a/toj, 6, {wapa(f)v\a(Ta-a) watcher, ijtiard. Sdid. 



A€^ioXd(3os, 7rapacj)v\a^. 

 Trapa<pa>(rci(o = nnpa^otrada. ChroN. 510, 8, V. 1. 



napntpaaaeia. TlIEOPn. 517, 9. 

 napaxfi-pnSiov, ov, Tu, (7r((pa;(fi^af<o) the being in winter- 



quarters. Mauric. 1, 2. 37. 6, 2. Luo. 8, 14. 



11, 49. 

 mpbiKos, ov, = HapdiKos? PORPH. Adm. 72. 

 napf^Sopapios, ov, 6, assistant efiSoiiaptos. PoRPH. Cer. 



518, 8. 

 rrapeSpla, as, 1;, the being attended by a Trapfbpos. CLEir. 



Rom. Honiil. 2, 30, v. 1. •npoathptiai. 

 mpeSpos, ov, 6, paredrus, familiar, as applied to 



familiar spirits. Iren. 1, 13, 3 Aaipova nva TrapfSpov. 



Tertull. De Anim. 28, p. 285 D. Hippol. 176. 

 256. Eus. 4, 7, p. 149. Epiph. I, 104 A. 



napeipi, see Trapav. 



Trapfla-aKTOs, fj, = (TvvilcraKTOS. DaMASC. I, 110 B. 



irapcKfl (napa, eKei), near there, simply near, trKno-lov. 



ChRON. 724, 12 lov tp^o\ov Tov ■napfKci tov aylov 

 NtKoXaou. 

 napcKTos, except. Followed by el prj. Laod. 40 Ua- 



pcKTOs elpf) 8i avapa\iav aTToXipnavoiTO, tinleSS. 

 ■TrapfKBwv, ova-a, ov, {irapepxop.m) last, past, as a month. 

 ChROX. 728, 12 Trj yap KA' tov 7Tape\6ovTos (fx^pova- 

 piov pTjVOS. 



irapfp^aWa, to draw up in battle array. Polyb. 1, 32, 

 7. 1,33,7. 2,28,4. 



Intransitive, to fall into line. Poltb. 5, 69, 7 

 Uapevc^aXov els vavpnxlav. 



2. To encamp, said of armies or companies, dnXi- 

 Keia,. Sept. Gen. 32, 1. 33, 18. Ex. 14, 9. Jer. 

 27 (50), 29. Poltb. 1, 77, 6. 

 ■n-apep^o'Kri, rjs, 17, a drawing up of troops in battle array. 

 PoLYis. 11, 32, 6. 



2. Company, band, body of troops, army. Sept. 

 Gen. 32, 1. 7. NT. Hebr. 11, 34 armies. 



3. Castra, encampment, camp, a-Tpariivedov. Sept. 

 Jos. 4, 8. Poltb. 3, 74, 5. 6, 28, 1. Diod. 13, 

 87, p. 611, 47, et alibi. Joseph. Ant. 6, 6, 2. NT. 

 Act. 21, 34. Plut. I, 657 E. 1065 F. 



4. A tripping up, in the language of wrestlers. 

 Plut. II, 638 F. 



napepnTuia-Ls, eas, 17, insertion, in grammatical language. 



AroLLON. Conj. 480, 30. 

 ■ttapevBeTas, adv. of napevBeTos, incidentally. Metiiod. 



376 B Ov TrapevBtTuis, dXX' ivirrjpavTpas. 

 irapfvrris (long a), ot, roiis, (parens) p a r e n t e s , in-^/toot, 



subjects, ^^ut irapivTr]s, yovels, parents. Ltd. 141,14. 



Ttape^ = naptKTOs. Leg. HomeR. 109 Jlape^ *' /^^ fOTic 



6 evoLKOs pa^ipos re Ka\ 0opvj3a>dr]s. 

 irape^aipw (e'^aipa), to lift up. SCYMN. 343 being elated. 



Strab. 11, 14, 4, p. 528. 

 Trapem^or)6ea {eiri^or}6ea>), to come from the side to help. 



With the dative. Diod. 2, 6, p. 119, 64. 

 napewibt)p,os, ov, 6, {eTrlbr}p.os) sojourner. Sept. Gen. 



23, 4. Poltb. 32, 22, 4. 



TvapeTTivoea, rjirai, (emvoea) tO invent in addition. DiOD. 



12, 11 in the middle. Iren. 1, 10, 3. 

 Trapeiroiiai, to be predicated of, in grammar. Dion. 



ThRAX in BeKKER. 634, 15 napineTai. de tui ovopari 

 mvTe, yevrj, ftSij, cp^^fiara, dpidpol, Trratirets. 



wapevSiis {ev6vs), adv. immediately, napavTUa. Dion 

 Cass. 1040, 8. Prisc. 150, 7. 



napeipripa, arcs, to, (jrapevplcTKa) fgme7lf. IreN. 1, 16, 3. 



napexa> to pay. With the accusative of the person. 



PORPH. Adm. 192, 23 Uapixovros tov fiaa-CKea Vu>- 



palav Koi naKTa, for Tu /SacriXf i. 

 TTapdeveva, to remain unmarried, said of men. Just. 



Frag. 3. Leg. Homer. 110. 

 napdevta, as, rj, virginity. Ol iv irap6evia. Those who are 



in virginity ; one of the orders in the early church. 



Const. Apost. 8, 12, 19. 8, 15, 2. 



7rap6evia, av, Ta, (jvapBevios) virginity. SepT. Deut. 22, 

 14. 15. Jud. 11, 37. 



TvapdevtKos, ri, ov, virginal. 'O avWoyos 6 vapBeviKos, = 

 To Taypa tS>v napdevav. Ctrill. Hier. Procat. 14. 



