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is with sharpness. But the divine scripture calls the cares of life thorns. A thorn is also sin. For David says: when a thorn was fixed in me. Akatharsia. The things that happen from natural necessity. Akerdēs charis. That which is not given properly. or if the profit was worthless. nor an unforgettable profitless grace, if seeing it I might somehow partake. Akessa. A certain Roman device, constructed from cut trees for fortification. And the Romans constructed the so-called akessa in the Roman tongue; for having cut successive tree-trunks and having laid them down in a composite structure, they walled off, as was possible, the passage from here to the city. Ake. A city of Phoenicia, which is now called Ptolemais. Akē. From hēkō comes akē, which signifies sharpness. the point and the sharpness of iron. alpha.104 Akēdia. Sloth, grief, vexation. David: And my spirit was faint within me. Akidalia. The name of a spring. Akinēsia. Rest, quiet. and he ordered them to drive out the horses, so that what had grown numb in them from the voyage due to motionlessness might be revived. Akinasis. The name of a place. Akēdia. Paralysis of the soul; dissolution of the mind. Akis. The sharpness of an arrow. Akatos. The ship. from azō, axō, ēcha, ēchmai, ēktai, aktos, and by pleonasm of the 'a', akatos. Or from aktē comes akatos, that which goes around from coast to coast, as it is also called porthmē, that which does not sail on the open sea. It is also called epaktis and porthmis and karabos, and akation as a diminutive. Aklēria. Misfortune. Aknēstis. The spine; from one's not being able to scratch it with one's own hand. Akonē. From konō, I work, or konō, I make thin and wear away, with intensification of the 'a', that which wears away and thins the iron. Akoitis. She who from virginity has not experienced another bed; and a bedfellow. Catachrestically, also one who has partaken of a second marriage. Akis. Sharpness, from akē. which by epenthesis becomes akmē. From akē, therefore, alpha.105 becomes the diminutive akis, as skaphē skaphis, amnē amnis. Akmē. From kamō it has become by syncope kmō, and with the privative 'a', akmē, she who does not grow weary on account of youth, or she who is not able to endure labors. Akra. Perfect. there came from the king a child of Abgar, beautiful and great, in the prime of life. A promontory upon a hollow. Akras nyktos. Around the first sleep. Akrasias. Of irregularity, from not being well-tempered. Josephus: And the Romans are captured through the intemperance of their hands. Intemperance and licentiousness differ; for the one, namely licentiousness, does shameful things according to choice; but the other, contrary to choice. And it is also said intemperate: thus having fallen into every intemperate path. Or intemperance is a state that acts with violence contrary to right reason towards things that seem to be pleasant. according to Gregory the Theologian, that which is excessive and beyond need. Akēlēton. Uncharmed; harsh and the unmoved state of the spirit. The lyre soothed the uncharmed spirit. Akichēta. Things not overtaken. Feminine. Akragantos. A city of Sicily, from a river flowing by. For Douris says that most of the Sicilian cities are named from the rivers. And others from Akragas, son of Zeus alpha.106 and Asterope, daughter of Oceanus. The ethnic name is Akragantinos. Akrēsia. The same as akrasia. but akrisia is lack of judgment and bad judgment, with an iota. And Libanius: Therefore there is a lack of judgment in both; but my action has a certain philanthropy. Akris. From karē, karis, and with the privative a, akaris. Others from its grazing on the tips of the ears of corn and of plants. Akris. A certain herb so called. And Solomon teaches us, saying: the almond tree shall flourish, and the locust shall grow fat. This, I think, both John the Baptist and Forerunner also ate in the wilderness. Akrias. The mountain ridges, from akris, akrios. And akris, from akra. akris with a grave accent. Akrolophia. The crest of the ridge, that is, of the hill. Akronyx. The edge of the night, and akronychia. but akrōnyx and akrōnychia, the tip of the nail and of the mountain, is written with a long o (omega). Akropolis. Being a kind of karopolis. The head of the city. Akropolis. A city of Libya. The citizen is an Akropolitēs. And it can also be Akropolieus, as Tetrapolieus. Akropoloisin. In the neuter, of which the heights and the peaks

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