pa(ro(j}opo^ 



500 



pi]fia 



paa-o(f>opos, ov, 6, (pdcrov, (pepa) novice, one who has en- 

 tered a convent with the intent of becoming a monk. 

 During his novitiate he wears the paaov. Balsam. 

 Epist. De Rasophor. tital. (See also ii(ya\6crxii^oi, 



paa-ao), a^a, to throiv doivn, pfjyvvpi. Herm. Manil. 11. 



(See also Karappacrca.^ 

 pa(paiio(f>ayici, as, fj, {pacpavos, (payf'iv) the eating of patpavoi. 



HiPi'OL. 276, 17. 



pacpiSevrfji, ov, 6, {pa<pLs) emhfoiderer. Sept. Ex. 27, 

 16. 



pa^tSeuTOf, rj, ov, cmhroidered. Sept. Ex. 37 (38), 23. 



paxir], a doubtful word. Barn. 7, with various read- 

 ings. 



peyeovapios =^ pcyewvapiot- Hes. Peyeovapios, yciTovlapxos. 



peyfwv, wvos, 17, regio. the suburbs of a city; opposed 

 to TToXis. CiiAL. 1032 B. C. 



2. Regio, street, ward, quarter of a, c\tj, yeiTovla. 

 Leg. Homer. 78. Chron. 571, 8. 595. 

 pfytavapios, ov, o, pertaining to a peyfoiv. Lateran. 

 97 A. 



Substantively, the chief officer of a city icard, yeiro- 

 viapx^is, yarovlapxos. (See peyiovapios.) 

 piyios = pij-yiof. AnTEC. 1, 2, 6. 



piyuTTpov, TO, regesta, register. Const. Ill, 968 A. 



997 A. B. 

 p€8a = palha. NT. Apoc. 18, 13. 

 pe&lov = paiSa. SuiD. PeSi'mi', apparav. 



pUa, Of, fj, a kind of scourge. Theoph. Cont. 439, 20. 

 peKavyov, incorrectly for peKavrou, ov, to, recautum. 



Sdid. 

 peKivov, ov, TO, (recino) = avTi/SoX^. Lyd. 205, 9. 

 peXf-yaTof, relegatus, banished. Antec. 1, 12, 2. 

 pcXaTo/)ia, (15, ^, relat io, ava^opd. SuiD. 



pfXfyiocros, ov, religiosus. Antec. 2, 1, 9. 



ptp^os. {]. ov, (/)f'/ij3w) roaming, gadding. Ignat. Phila- 

 delph. (Interpol.) 4. Antioch. (Interpol.) 11. 



piov, ov, t6, = pa, rha, rhubarb. Lex. Botan. Peoj/ 

 fiap^apiKov, Tov peyaKov Kevravplov rj pif"- [The Eng- 

 lish rhubarb has the appearance of being a corrup- 

 tion of piov Pap^ctpiKov or peor ^apfiapov.^ 



peTrovSiareva, (vaa, repudio. AnteC. 2, 16, p. 281. 



pfTTovSiov, ov, TO, repudium, Sia^vyiov. Just. Apol. 



2, 2. Nil. Epist. 2, 181. Novell. 22, 19, et alibi. 



Gloss. JdR. PenoiBtov, Sia^tv^is ToC ydpov. Ibid. 



Venovbiov, ;^(i)pto"/i6? ycipujv hia mrraKlutv. 

 pia-Kio, to spread, circulate, as a report. A doubtful 



word. Theoph. 724, 14, v. 1. pia-Kovpivovs, pfVKo- 



pevos. 



peanovcrov, to, responsum. Antec. 1, 2, 9. 



pfTopva = Topva. SiMOC. 99, 14. 



p(vpaTi(o>, laa, {p(vpa) to ihroiv into a stream, to drown. 



Mal. 408, 7. 

 pe(f>epev8apios, ov, o, refcren dari US, a sort of lord in 



waiting, pai(j)fpevddpios. Nil. Epist. 3, 1. Chal. 



1029 C. Mal. 328, 12. 



2. Referendarius, a church dignitary. No- 

 vell. 6, 3. CuROP. 4, 17. 

 ptTiva, TO, retinaculum, i-eins, fjvia. Porpii. Cer. 



463, 5. 

 priyas, as, 6, =: pr]^. AnON. 358, 9. 

 priyarov, ov, to, (pij|) kingdom, with reference to Western 



Europe. Pokpu. Adm. 115, 1. Edst. Thessalon. 



Capt. 417. 

 p^yeo-To, TO, res gestae. Ltd.. 213, 22. (See also 



p/ytcTTpof.) 

 Pijytoi', ov, TO, Jiegium, a place in Constantinople. INIal. 



489, 3. Theoph. 358. Porph. Ger. 495, 0. 



pfjyios, a, ov, regius, p/ytor, ^a&iXiKos. PORPH. 230, 



21. 



Substantively, ^ pny'^j r^gi'*! /Suo-iXeioK o'kijpa. 



Plut. I, 69 C. Mal. 321, 8. 

 pijyto-o-a, Tjs, ij, (pvO I'egina. Mal. 430, 20. 

 piJyXa, as, 17, (regula) rutellum, strickle (the American 



strike), poxavov. IIes. P^yXai, (riSiypa ojs pa/33os. (See 



also ptyXtos.) 

 priypa, arcs, to, fall. CONST. APOST. 8, 7, 1. 



priywpi, to throw, throw down, pacra-a. NT. Luc. 9, 42. 

 Const. Apost. 6, 9, 1. Leo Gram. 361, 7. Cede. 



I, 477, 17 diifpprj^e. 

 prjblov, ov, TO, := paida. HeS. PrjBlaiv, Kapovx<i>v, paiSlav 



(see paiStov). 

 pripa, arcs, to, verb, in grammar. Dion. Thrax in 



Bekker. 634, 5. 



