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a comic poet, an Athenian. And amphis for chōris (apart). Amphoreaphorous. The hired men. those carrying the earthenware jars. Amphoudes. A proper name. Amphictyones. The ancients took ktisai (to build) to mean oikisai (to found a colony). as Homer: -"well-built little city"- so it is oikizō, oikisō, oikiōn and oiktiōn, and with the addition of the tau and amphi, amphiktiōn, and with the change of iota to upsilon, amphiktyōn. And it is a certain Greek council that assembles at Thermopylae. And it was named after Amphictyon, the son of Deucalion, because he himself brought together the nations when he was king. And these are 12: Ionians, Dorians, Perrhaebians, and the rest. Amphitapetes. The coverlets, having a nap on both sides. And tapetes are those having a nap on one side. Amphipolos. The slave. Words from polō and cheō not compounded with a preposition have the accent on the antepenult. For example: oinopolos, oneiropolos, oinochoos. But those with a preposition are proparoxytone. For example: amphipolos, propulos. And it is also in the feminine. Amphoreus. The wineskin, or the two-handled jar, that is lifted from both sides. amphereus and amphoreus. Amphoriskos. The strap. And it also means a vessel. Amphidryphoi. Scraped on both sides. alpha.146 Amphō men ēstēn. Instead of, both indeed existed. Amphoin. To the two or of the two. Amphíperi. Around them. Amph' ōmoisi. Around the shoulders. Amphonon. Without murder. Such a form is a type of syncope. Amōmos. The pure and blameless. to shoot in secret at the blameless. Ammonianos; Amidaos; Amontianos. Proper names. Ammonios. An Alexandrian philosopher, surnamed Saccas. He became a Hellene from being a Christian, as Porphyry says. (Feminine.) Ampalinōros. He who turns back on the same road. "To home, o child, go back." Ampeleōn. The land planted with vines. "and the simple, almost vineyard." Ampeleios. a cluster of grapes from the vine. And Ampelios is a proper name, with iota. Ambrōn. The brow of a rock. They also found this as ambē. Ammoros. Ill-fated. *it is said of one of ill-fate.* Amolgō. At midnight or in darkness, in which one ceases to go or to toil. Homer: "a dream rushed upon him in the dead of night." Amathia. Instead of insensibility. Thus Plato. Hamaxeia. The load of the wagons. Hamartadas. From the nominative hamartas. alpha.147 Hamartia. The deviation from the good, whether from that according to nature, or that according to law. And the deviation from what is right, and the failure according to purpose and according to judgment, and the falling away from the proper mixture. And it is also an action done contrary to right reason. The sin of a monk, the consent of the mind to forbidden pleasure. The sin of a gnostic. False knowledge, born of some theory of the things themselves, or from the problem not being well examined by him. Hamartia. Properly, the failure to hit the mark. From marptō, hamarptia, and with the omission of the pi, hamartia. Hence also martys (witness), one who has grasped and knows the truth. Or hamartia from artō (to fit), being far from being fitted to what it wishes, with the preposition apo indicating distance. Amara. A channel, or water-course. From the water flowing (rhein) together (hama). Or because it does not allow (ouk ea) the nearby plants to wither (marainesthai). Or because it flows beside the garden walls. Amaxa. From agō, amaxa. And Amaxa is also a place in Bithynia. The local is Amaxitēs. Amaseia. A city of Pontus, from which Strabo came. The citizen is Amaseus. But according to Piton, Amaseōtēs. Therefore Strabo must be believed, as he was a citizen. Amastris. Formerly Kroma. "Kroma and the seashore-" from a Persian woman, Amastris, daughter of Oxyathres, the brother of Darius. The ethnic is Amastrianos. as Phasis, Phasianos. For such are either from nominatives in -os, as Baktrios, alpha.148 Baktrianos. Or from genitives in -os, as this one. Or from feminines in -ia, as Olbia, Olbianos, Asia, Asianos. Amastrianē. The woman. Hamatrochia. To run together and not be left behind; being a kind of running in unison. For they called the races trochous. And it is accented like phylalia. Amaxotrochia. The place and the rut of the wheel. Amaxitos. The public road. Amathos. The inland sand, from psamathos by dropping the psi. or being some mythless thing which is unknowable, which it is not possible

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