Trpofiafifir) 



492 



irpoppa'^oi! 



'Kpoy.ap.^r,, r,!, h, ()^»I^m) proavia, great-grandmother. 

 Antec. 3, 6, 3. 



Trpofia^or, ov, 6, = irpofiaxiaiv. PrOC. Ill, 310, 14. 



Ttpoixaxatv, Savos, 6, = ■npop.axf'ov- Sept. Jer. 40 (33), 4. 



■npoinepipfAa (pepip.m), to take tfwtight beforehand. NT. 

 Marc. 13, 11. Hippol. 216. 



npopcTdrap, 6, (me tat or) messenger, TrpoiuTdrop. No- 

 vell. 130, G. 



vpo/jiijTap, opos, ij, (pfirrip) grandmother, liimirj. But 6 

 npopr)Taip, maternal grandfather. Hes. (See also 

 TrpoTrdTci)^.) 



npopoaeWa, as, 17, {aiWa) equipage. TUEOPH. 734, 6. 

 PoKPH. Cer. 461, 15. 



Trpo/ioo-Kpiwos' ;= wpiUKrKplvtos. TheOPII. <o4, lo. 



irpofioxOos, 6. Insck. 2297 npoii6x6ovs Tov Bvpav, mean- 

 ing? 



irpovoiieia, eCtra, (irpoi/ofi^) to plunder, pillage. Sept. 

 Num. 24, 17 Ilpovojucucrfi namas uioiis Sijd. 



irpovop.ri, ^s, fj, spoils, plunder. Sept. Num. 31, 11. 



vpovopiiov, ov, TO, privilege, npi^ihiyyiov, irpovo/ila. Lyd. 

 ^89, 7. Theoph. 283, 7. 



irpomvp.j]v[a, as, ij, the day^ before vovfirivia. Sept. Ju- 

 dith. 8, 6. 



rrpouvpcjievoi {vvjif^da), to espouse beforehand. Method. 

 353 C. 



n-po|€fta), ijo-w, to do, to cause. "With the accusative of 

 the thing and the dative of the person. Prisc. 226, 

 20. Phoc. 191. 



2. To recommend. Ptoch. 2, 599, with two ac- 

 cusatives. 



3. To pimp, pfffofo) 2, piaireia 2. LeG. HomER. 

 84 Tlpo^evoivTi poix^iav. 



irpo^fvos, ov, 6, that causes, atrtor. Lex. Sched. 41. 



(Compare npo^evia 1.) 

 irpo^tpos, ou, o, proximus, npa^ipos, eyytaros. AxTEC. 



1,22,1. 



2. Proximus, rfep2<^y, the second officer. Chal. 



1029 B. PoRPH. Cer. 599, 11. , 



TrpooSoOTopeu, ^o), (oSoOTopeo)) to travel before. Clem. 



KoM. Epist. 1, 44. LuciAN. Hermot. 27. 

 TrpooSoiTTopos, ov, 6, (oSoOTo'pos) forerunner, precursor. 



Clem. Eom. Epist. 2, 10. 



jrpooSof, ou, ^, procession, progress, TrpoiXfva-is. Joseph. 



864, 7. Soz. 9, 1, p. 365, 13. fd. 9, 12, p. 378. 



Agatu. 310. 

 ■KpooiKos, OV, 6, (oiKos) the major-domo of tlie king of the 



Franks. Theoph. 612. 



In the following passages it seems to correspond to 



the modern mayor. Porph. Them. 34, 4. 10. 

 npootfiia^o} ^=^ irpooLfjLLd^o^ai. JNIethod. 360 B. 

 irpootptdKor, r), ov, (irpootptov) introductory. In the 



Ritual, 'O npootfuaKos i/'oXpor, or simply d Trpooipiaicor, 



The intruductory Psalm, applied to the 103d Psalm, 



which foi-ms the principal part of the XvxvtKov (the 



beginning of the services of the day). 

 wpoolptov, ov, TO, plural npoolfiia, praefectiones, introduc- 

 tory prayers. Cod. Afr. Can. 103. 

 npoophiviia (opSicf I'm) , to arrange beforehand. Leo. 17, 



51. 

 mpoopuris, (as, r), (Trpoopifco) foreordination, Trpoopicrpds. 



Iren. 2, 33, 5. ■ 

 TTpoTtawiripTaTOS, ov, (^iravvirepTaTos) highest of all from all 



eternity. Iren. 1, 15, 5. 

 wpmrarap, opos, 6, paternal grandfather, namros, vuTrjp 



narpos. II ES. (See also irpo/ifiTap.) 

 nponeipa, as, fi, previous experience. Can. Apost. 80. 

 irpoTreTevofiai, evaofiai, (irpoTreT^r) to be forward, bold, j-ash. 



With the infinitive. Alex. Alex. 577 B. 



irpmriva ;= iromva. NoVELL. 11, 7, 15. BaSILIC. 7, 2, 



21, §11. 

 ■rrpomvdptos, ov, 6, p r o p i n a r i u s . ViT. Sab. 323 A. 

 trpcmotea), to get the start of one. Theoph. 492, 15 



UpoeiToiriaav tov fiaaiXea. 

 TTpoffdXmpa, aros, to, = poSioXos. PORPH. Cer. 500, 13. 



npoTTopevopai, to go before. Followed by the genitive, 



or by tpirpoaBiv tivos. Sept. Ex. 17, 5. 1 Reg. 25, 



19. 

 Trponm-l^a (iroWfw), to exhibit, or administer a draught, 



said of physicians. "With two accusatives. Ignat. 



Trail. (Interpol.) 8. 

 Ttponovfi\i.Ki(a>, ma, (ttov^^ikos) to publish beforehand. 



Leo. 7, 42. 

 TTpoppaxos, ov, 6, (paxia) breaker at sea. Arrian. Peripf. 



Mar. Erythr. 15. 



