TrepiovvyJ,^a) 



476 



■Kepi,rpo-)(a<i 



Treptovvxi^a (owxiffi), to pare one's nails. Sept. Deut. 



21, 12 Jlfpiomxifti avTrjv, Thou shall pare her nails, 

 wepiopiaiios, ov, 6, {irepiopiCa) houndary, limit. SCTMN. 



74. 

 wfptovaia, as, 17, substance, property. Const. (536), 



1220 B. Antec. 1, 6, 3. Ltd. 191, 20. 

 jreptovo-(acr/iof, ov, o, (7r€piov(r<df<o) one's own possession. 



Sept. Ps. 134, 4. Eccl. 2, 8. 

 wepioia-ws, ov, {vepiovcria) peculiar, chosen. Sept. Ex. 



19, 5. Deut. 7, 6. NT. Tit. 2, 14. 



Aaof jTfptovo-tos, The chosen people, preposterously- 

 applied to the Slavic legions in the army of Justinian 



the Second. Theoph. 560, 1. 

 jrepioxij, ris, ij, siege, noXiopKia. Sept. 4 Reg. 25, 2. 



2. Passage, in the sense of a portion of any kind 



of writing. Did. Alex. 965 B. 

 irepmarriais, eas, 17, {mpmaTfa) a Walking about. DiOG. 



Laert. 7, 98. 



2. Walking, in general ; marching. Porph. Cer. 



481, 3. 

 iTfpmaTos, ov, 6, rampart. Poupn. Adm. 138, 16. 

 n-epirroXif<B, iVib, (TrtptVoXif) to travel about. Strab. 14, 



5, 15. Iren. 1, 13, 6. 

 nepiTToXios, ov, (woXif) lying about a city. Substantively, 



TO TTfpiffoXta, suburbs, Trepunropia. Sept. 1 Par. 6, ^1. 

 jrfp«roXtoT«M, ri, ov, (n-<pi7roXiX<o) Strolling, as a company 



of players. Inscr. 349. 

 TTfpiirpiiTa, ^, perpressa, an herb. DiOSC. 1, 9. 

 Trfpio-iaXom, axra, to ornament. Sept. Ex. 36 (39), 6. 

 TTfpio-icfXijf, e'f, (o-Ace'Xoj) rouiid the leg. Substantively, to 



iTtpuTKikh, plural TO ircpKTKfK?!, leggings, breeches, ^pd- 



Kai, jSpaicia, <t>ipivd\ta. Sept. Ex. 28, 42. Lev. 6, 10 



singular. 

 TrepKnraapos, ov, 6, {Trepunraa)) a wheeling about. PoLYB. 



10, 21, 3. 



2. Distraction. Sept. Eccl. 1, 13. Poltb. 3, 

 87, 9. 4, 32, 5. Diod. 1, 74, p. 86, 48 noXmKovj 



7r€pi(7irao-/iODS. 

 TTcpicnraio, to circumflex, in grammar. Diox. Thrax in 

 Bekker. 639, 11. Pldt. I, 12 E. Sext. Adv. 

 Gram. 5, p. 240. 



Substantively, ^ ■nepitnrapivrj, SC. TOffis or Trpoa-aSla, 



the circumflex accent. Dion. Thrax. in Bekkek. 

 630, 2. Dion. Hal. V, 62. Sext. Adv. Gram. 5, 

 p. 240. 



ntpianropia, cai', to, {■irfpiaTreipco) = rrepmoXia. Sept. Jos. 



21, 2. 3. 8. 1 Par. 6, 57. 

 wfptoTroJSaoTos, ov, {<rrrovSa^o>) much sought after, much 



desired, LrciAN. Timon. 38. 

 TTfpiinrovhaarias, adv. of nrpioTTOi/SaoToj, earnestly. Eus. 



9, 9, p. 453,38. 

 Ttfpiaaeta, as, fj, (Trfpicraeiui) advantage. SeI'T. Eccl. 1,3. 



2. Surplus money. Mal. 294, 19. 

 ■!T(pl<Tcrevpa, oror, to, {jrfpia-ircva)) superabundance. SePT. 



Eccl. 2, 15. 

 TTepicrcrompaKTla, as, fj, (ntpitTaos, npd<T<Ta)) extra tax. \ IT. 



Sab. 303 C. 304 A. 

 wfpltrracts, tas, ij, distressing circumstances, adversity, 



misfortune, distress, arvp<j)opa. Poltb. 2, 21, 2. 



Phryn. 



7T€pi(TT€pa fj opOr] e^ft <pvWa opo^i<o opota. LeX. BoTAN. 

 irepurrepiv for ireptaripiov, ov, to, = Tr(piaT(pa. ApOPHTH. 



Nicetas. 

 Trepurrijffwv, ov, to, (ot^Sos) breastplate, or breast-band. 

 Sept. Ex. 28, 4. 



TTepurnjpiypa, aros, to, (onjpi'fo)) support. ClejI. R03I. 



Homil. 6, 14. 

 nepioToXri, jjs, »5, (o-ToXij) ornaments, decking. Sept. Ex. 



33,6. 

 irepurropios, ov, to, ((rrofjo) round a mouth or aperture. 



0pp. Hal. 3, 603. 



Substantively, t6 TrcpuTTopiov, mouth, as of a vessel ; 



aperture, hole. Sept. Ex. 28, 32. Polyb. 22, 11, 



15. 

 ^fpiTfixo^i fos-, TO, = iTfptTelxia-pa. Sept. 4 Reg. 25, 1. 

 ■nepiTopi), r)s, t), {wepiTipva)) circumcision. Sept. Gen. 



17, 13, et alibi. 



2. In ecclesiastical Greek, Circumcision, a church 



feast, celebrated eight days after Christmas, that is, 



on the first of January. Ajiphil. Orat. 2 (titul.). 



HoROL. Jan. 1. 

 ireplrpoxa KflpeaBai, to have one's hair cut circularly, 



equivalent to TteptTpoxaXa KclpetrBai. Agath. 20, 8. 

 ■Kfpnpoxis, ahos, fj, {nepirpixa) running about, gadding. 



