irXeova^o) 



480 



'n-vevfj,aTi,Ko<; 



n\eova(<i>, (0 make more, to increase ; opposed to eXarroa). 



Sept. Num. 26, 54. Jer. 37 (30), 19. 

 irkfovaa-fi-a, aros, to, (nXeoua^a) the surplus. Sept. Num. 



31, 32. 

 7fKeom<rii6s, ov, 6, {ir\eova^a>) abundance, increase. Sept. 



Lev. 25, 37. 

 7r\cowicT«'(B, to wrong. With the accusative. Theoph. 



279, 9. 

 irKfvpiTiKos, T), Of, (TrXfvpiTty) suffering from pleurisy. 



Ln-sck. 5980. 

 wXeuoTiKor, ov, 6, seaman. Pokph. Cer. 4G7, 12. 

 jrXijjSfios, o, plebeius. Dion. Hal. I, 252, 1. 

 jrXijyoTor, ij, ov, (jrXijy^) saucius, wounded, rpav/iarias. 



Mal. 305, 1. 442, 3. 



wXij-yoo), dxro), (jrXiyyij) to wound, TiTpixToa, TpavfiaTi^a. 



TuEOPu. 3G5, 2. 490, 11. 

 7rKri6vvTiKos, ij, ov, (^\T\6\}vas) increasing, multiplying. 

 In grammar, plural. Dion. Thrax in Bekker. 

 G32, 18. 



jrX^/ii;, Tjr, i), = irKijiiiivpis. POLYB. 20, 5, 11, Ct alibi. 



Arrian. Peripl. Mai-. Erythr. 45. 

 ffXqK, besides, in addition to. Sept. Deut. 18, 8. 29, 1. 

 nX^v oTi, except that. Basil. II, 535 D Ttju piv 



plav Ikarra, rr)V SiaKOviav t^k aapariKaTepav (Xopivrjv, 

 irXrjv OTL Kai avTTjv xpriuipairdTriv. 



irkr}vapioi. a, ov, plenarius. Novell. 128, 3. • 

 irXijKiXouKioK, ov, TO, plenilunium, travaiXr^vov. Ltd. 34. 



irXijpqs, es, full. PORPH. Cer. 658, 4 Kara irkijpi)!, va- 



correctly for Kara jrX^pfr? In fuJl. (See also TrX^ptr 

 in the Appendix.) 

 Tr\j]po(f>opiai, ijo-m, to persuade, convince. Theoph. 497, 



17 IlXripo(jiopr]6fis TO dXjjdcs. 



2. To satisfy. Apoce. Act. Pet. et Paul. 10. 



Apophth. Paphnut. 5. 

 w\7ipo(j>opia, as, f), confidence. Theoph. 132, 7. 

 TrXijpoti), to end. Mal. 152, 5. 

 TrKrjpapa, otos, to, the Fidness or Plenitude of the Valen- 



tiuians, the Spiritual World developed from the 



Deep {&v6os). Iren. passim. 

 TrXijcriafu, to approach. Followed by Iv to, or Trpos tw. 



Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 3. Porph. Adm. 71. 

 n\rjav, later for iiKfiav. Inscr. 2060. 



irXivBela, as, ij, (jrXiV^os) =r Tt\tv6ovpy'ia. Sept. Ex. 5, 8. 



TrXii/^tf, I'Sos, dimin. of TrXiVflor. Diod. 3,16. 



irKivBovpyia, as, tj, {jiXivOovpyos) brickmaking, itKivdda. 

 Sept. Ex. 5, 7. 



jrXoK/c8iKor, ov, 6, (77X0101/, «8i<coj) sMp-attomey, an attor- 

 ney employed by ship-owners? Const. Ill, 764 A. 



n\oipos = Trkaiipos. PORPH. Cer. 662, 12. 



■itXoKiov, ov, TO, (ffXoKoi) riugUt, cutI, tress. Sept. Cant. 

 7,5. 



TrXovpapiKos, rj, ov, {nXovptov) embroidered, or painted 

 with various colors. Theod. II, 280 A. Tzetz. 

 ad. Ltcophr. 864. 



7rXou/iioi», ou, TO, (pluma) embroidery, irKovpplov. Mal. 

 413,16. Theoph. 260, S. 



irXovppaTOV, ou, to, plumbum, /loXi^Sor. PsELL. 423. 

 TtKovppiov z= ttXov/k'oi'. PrOC. Ill, 247, 14. 

 Tt\ovTOKpaTu>p, epos, 6, IJ, (n-XoCToj, KpaTea) ruling through 



wealth. Theoph. Cont. 318, 7. 

 irXoGTor, to, =: 6 ttXoCtos. ApOCR. Act. Philipp. 3. 



PoKPH. Cer. 321, 10. 

 ■nkovToxopjjyos, ov, (xopiyof) bestowing riches, liberal. 



Theoph. Cont. 331, 10. 



■nkvov = TrXotOK. InsCR. 4712, b. 



irXaipos, ov, belonging to the navy, naval. Pokph. Them. 



62, 15 TlXmipos (TTpaTos, classiarii, marines. Adm. 



234, 1. 237, 10. 13. 



Substantively, (a) 'O jrXmc/xoj, navy-sailor. Ibid. 



239, 3. 8. Theoph. Cont. 402. 



(b) To irkmpov, ov or qtos, vessel, sail. Poeph. 

 'Adm. 251, 14. Often, man-of-war. Theoph. 567, 

 2 TiKanpaTmv, V. 1. itKo'ipdraiv. 



(c) To irKaipov, navy, fleet. Theoph. 576, 3. 

 Porph. Adm. 208, 8. 234, 20, et alibi. 



7rXa>ro-/i6s, oC, o, (irXatCa) navigation. Basilic. 53, 5,18. 

 TrXoiioTi (7t\at^a), adv. by sailing, by sea ; opposed to 

 TTcCa- Cedr. II, 15, 5. 



nXapa, as, i), prow, botv, npapa. PORPH. Adm. 76, 7. 

 irKioTq, rjs, V, (ttKidtos) float, raft. MacriC. 11, 5. 

 TrXwTos, incorrectly for dTrXaToy. Mal. 124, 12. 

 TTvevpaTiKos, ij, ov, spiritual. 'O inevpaTiKos iraTrip, Pater 



spiritualis. Spiritual father or adviser. Nil. Epist. 



2, 333. Apophth. Phocas 1. 



