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are patrolled and moved, as I think. alpha.107 Acrochordon (wart). the blemishes on the face. But I think that it is masculine; for it wants to be ὁ ἀκροχορδών. Acroreia. the summit of the mountain or the edge of the mountain, in which the inhabitants are dwellers on the heights. Hyporeia, on the other hand, are the flanks of the mountain. Actaia. the coastland. gifts from the coast to you, these for your benefit. I saw this in an inscription. Acrobystia. that which is covered. Akte. the shore, the rocky and deep-watered. from the waves being broken and shattered on it. Aktis. from the verb ago, axo, echa, echmai comes aktis; as if that which is carried everywhere and twisted around. For the ray of the sun is very extended. or from aisso, aixo, eicha, eigmai, eiktai, aktis, which is impetuous. Aquileia. Sicily, or a populous city of Italy, situated in the sea. and Aquileians. Aquilia. Venice or Sicily. Akythos. the barren one. Callimachus: -neither ewes without milk, nor barren, but all would be pregnant. from kyo, akyos, and by pleonasm of the theta, akythos. as lyo, lytos, alytos; and ortai, ortos, and orthos. or from keutho, to hide, akythos. Words with -ythos of more than two syllables alpha.108 are written with a ypsilon. for example, akythos; Mikythos, a proper name; pammakythos, the fool. so Theognostus. Akoke. the sharpness. from ake, by reduplication, comes akoke. For those having the same consonant in the first and in the second syllable, are written with a capital omega, for example: edo, ede, edode; ago, age and agoge. so therefore ake and akoke. Akytos. an island. near Cydonia in Crete. the islander is an Akytian. Aconite. Euphorion calls it the herb which no one can "konisai", that is, conquer; for it is poisonous. Akko. the name of a Samian woman slandered for her foolishness. Unmoved seal. the son, according to his unchangeable and unalterable nature. but it will also be called moved, according to its not being without soul, but living. but "seal" was taken from the Gospel; for this one, says the Father, God has sealed. (Neuter.) Acacesion. the name of a mountain. Akaranton. unfulfilled. from kraino; this is from kara, karaino, and by syncope kraino. but the pleonasm of the alpha is poetic. Akamaton. untiring, from kamno. there is also akamaton from kamo, kamatos and akamaton. alpha.109 Akariaion. the little, the short, the very fine. Akatallelon. the unsuitable. Akapeleuton. unadulterated, pure; not fabricated. Akathosioton. lawless, rejected, unseemly. Akation. the small boat. Akamaton. the great and unquenchable. unwearied fire. Akatergaston. unformed, unshaped. Akenospoudon. from Diognetus I learned not to be vainly earnest and to be distrustful; says Marcus the philosopher emperor. Akeraion. harmless; whole. Akesiponon. the therapeutic. Akemata. healings. from ako, akeso, as nemo, nemeso; from this comes akestes, akestria and anekestos. Akeleton. uncharmed, harsh, and the unwhetted. and the uncharmed spirit the lyre charmed. or the uncharmed spirit. Akicheta. not being apprehended. from kicho, akicheta; this is from kio, to go. Akerion. weak, death-dealing, from ker, which signifies the death-bringing fate. Akinagmata. the rhythmic movements of the feet and of the hands. alpha.110 Akeraton. incorruptible, eternal. Akibdelon. pure, not counterfeit. whence the word comes, the story will declare. The Athenians, in their hatred towards those in Chios, stamping a chi on their own unapproved coins, called them chibdela, then for greater euphony they changed the chi to a kappa. Aklees. the inglorious. Akleremasi. misfortunes, calamities. for this reason it seems to me especially to have fallen into these misfortunes. Akompson. simple, not artful. and this is a certain principle among the Romans not unrefined. Aconite. a kind of poisonous herb. but having drunk aconite, he escaped this without a struggle. that is without effort. and in the feminine, akoniton. Akos. the cure. Akousitheon. that which comes to the ears of God. "and if having lit me he prays, I will shine a light heard by God." Akoubita. soft couches raised up high; and these are of luxury and laziness. the word

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