irvpKala 



499 



pa(TO<f)ope(0 



irvpKaTa, as, ^, honjire. QurN. Can. 65. 

 nyppaKr/s, o, == rrvppos. Sept. Gen. 25, 25. 1 Reg. 

 16, 12. 



irupptjvri, ijs, i}, = uyXif or dyXi'j. LeX. BoTAN. nvppfjvt], 

 ^ Tou a-KopoSov o-KfXif. (See also aisfXir in the Appen- 

 dix.) 



fnippl^a, la-a, (wvppos) to be or fooi red. Sept. Lev. 

 13, 19. 



rTvp<ro(j)6pos, ov, = nvprpopos. TheOPH. 610, 10. 



TTvpfpopos, ov.Jire-bearing, cltarged with jlre. Theoph. 



CoxT. 64 JJvpcpopos oToXof, A fleet offlre-ships. (See 



also KaKKa^o7rvp(f>6pos.^ 

 ■mipaTrjs, ov, 6, (irvpoa) worker in metal, smith. Sept. 



Nebem. 3, 8. 

 naXapiov, ov, to, dimin. of ttSAos, foal, colt, fiUy. DiOG. 



Laert. 5, 2. 

 irapoa, aa-a, (nwpos) to make hard, to indurate. Sept. 



Job. 17, 7. 

 ttS>s for oTi, that. LeimON. 98 'Apta-Kei croi nas rj ab(\<f>q 



avTT) VTTO Tov Salpovos aSiKcirai Koi dcrxipopet ; 



P. 



paj3,3i, o, indeclinable, (Chaldee ^"1) rabbi, master, 



8iSi<TKa\oi. NT. Matt. 23, 8, et alibi. 

 papPovi, 6, indeclinable, =: pa^^l. NT. Joan. 20, 16. 

 pathos, ov, {], bloiD icith a stick. Theoph. Coxt. 105, 



13 'Ava StaKocriav pa^Sav Tvcj}6rjvai, Each should re- 

 ceive two hundred blows with a stick. 

 pa^8ovx(a>, passive pa^Sovxovfiai, to have the fiisces borne 



before, used with , reference to the Roman lictors. 



Plut. I, 66 F. 

 pafiSovxos, ov, 6, = paj3fio0o'po£. PoLYB. Frag. Gram. 



116. 

 papSo(j)6pos, ov, 6, (pd^Sof, <}>(pa) the Roman lictor, pa- 



jSSoCxos. PoLTB. 10, 32, 2. 

 paStovpyia, to distort, as expressions, to misrepresent 



intentionally. Iren. Prooem. 1. Id. 1, 3, 6. 



paSioipyrjpa, aror, to, (paStovpyea) artifice, trick. IkEN. 



1, 20, 1. 

 pabiovpyla, as, i], roguery, knavery. Poi-tb. 12, 10, 5. 

 paStovpyos, ov, 6, rogue, knave. Poltb. 4, 29, 4. 

 paiSa, fj, r h e d a , pai'8ij, peSa, paiSiov, piiSiov, peBiov, plSiov, 



<j)op(7ov, appa. Ltd. 12, 14. 

 paiSdptos, ov, 6, r h e d a r i u s , coachman . Areth. 7 9 9 D. 

 palSri, rjt, ij, = palSa. Areth. 799 D. 

 paiSiov, ov, TO, ^ palSa. Hes. PijSi'coi', Kapoixav, paihlav 



(incorrectly written poSiW). SuiD. Gloss. 

 Paiflo), our, 17, Rhaitho, a place near Mount Sinai on the 

 Red Sea. Leimon. 6 Tqv VaiQovv. 



VatKos = TpaiKos. PhOT. Lex. Hes. VoIkos, ''EXXi;i<. 



PSELL. 430. 

 patKTap, apos, 6, rectoT, an officer. Porph. Adm. 



241, 21. Cer. 22, 24. 528. 713. Scii>. Pui'^rapoj, 



eidos d^ioipaTOS. 



paiKTapiKiov, ov, to, (paiKTup) the rector's distinctive robe. 

 Porph. Cer. 528, 14. 



pai(f)epev8apios = pf<f>(pevSapios. NiL. Epist. 3, 83. 



CoxsT. (536), 968 C, et alibi. Proc. I, 256, 14. 



SuiD. Pm(f)(p(vSapios .... ava(f)op€vs. 



poKfflSijs, £s, (paKos) ragged. Sept. Prov. 23, 21. 

 pavTi^a, iVo), (patVo)) to besprinkle. Sept. Lev. 6, 27. 

 pavTia-pos, ov, 6, (paiTifo)) a sprinkling. Sept. Num. 



19,9. 

 pavTos, 17, ov, (paiVo)) Speckled, as a goat. Sept. Gen. 



30, 32. 



paaiKos, fj, ov, of paaov. PoRPH. Cer. 462, 13. 674, 8 



pa(rtaKQiV. 

 paaov, ov, to, (rasus) a kind of napless woollen cloth. 

 Mauric. 2, 2. 



2. Garment made of paaov. Apocr. Nicod. Euan- 

 gel. I, B, 10, 3. Theoph. Cont. 720, 21. 



Particularly, a monk's outer garment, usually made 

 of black paaov. Ptoch. 2, 480. (See also pao-o^opc'o), 



pflO"0<^Op09.) 



paao<popiu>, to become paao(j)6pos. Balsam. Epist. De 

 Rasophor. 5. 



