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such is called an objection. And when again we propose for inquiry, whether the soul is immortal, it is called a problem. When it is inferred from a proposition, it is called a conclusion. Apaxiōsis. Contempt. And Philip was vexed at the contempt of the Corcyreans— and holding in contempt instead of deeming unworthy. Aparseōs. Of departure. of this irrational departure--. Haplēgis. The simple cloak, which Homer calls a haplois. From haplē [simple], haplēis and haplēgis. Apohrades. The forbidden days, which the ancients also call apeikades. the fourth, the third day of the waning month. or the days on which they judged murder trials, because, as it were, alpha.241 the light of the moon is blocked out on them. And they also called wicked men `apophrades` as an epithet. for example: an accursed man and looking with unbelief. From the verb phō, phrazō, the future phrāsō, by dropping the ō, phras and apophras. Aporia. The existence of weakness because of the superiority of another. Apognōsis. Deprivation of hope. Aponoia. That which separates from duty, and causes a departure of the mind. Apatheia. Not *to not be warred upon by demons,* not to be grieved by demons. since then according to the Apostle we would have to have gone out of the world; but while being warred upon by them to remain unvanquished. Apatheia is a flower for the practical; and the practical consists in the keeping of the commandments of Christ; and the guardian of these is the fear of him. And the work of apatheia is love. Apatheia is a state of the rational soul consisting of meekness and temperance. Apotimēsis. The valuation, and the tax, and the tribute. Apēcheia. Instead of apechtheia [enmity]. Thus Lysias and Dinarchus. alpha.242 Appia. A road so called from Appius, a Roman censor, who paved it with mill-stones and constructed aqueducts. Apistia. Impiety and disobedience. Thus Plato. Callistratus says haplas are the single-soled of footwear. Apognoia. Despair. Thucydides; and they burned the ships, so great was their despair. Apo grammēs. As in, from the beginning. From the metaphor of the starting-point of runners, and the line, which they also call aphesis and balbis. Apographē. When someone says that a person has something belonging to the city, the one accused makes a declaration, showing how much he has and from where the property came. Apo doxēs. From conjecture. Apothēkē. And the turning away. Thus Philistus. Apokaradokia and apokaradokōn. The one who expects. And he was sitting in the camp, eagerly watching, to see how matters would turn out by chance. Apōleia. Proparoxytones through -eia, having a present instead of a perfect, have a diphthong; for example: anthō, antheia; thalō, thaleia; chairō, chaireia; kratō, krateia; mēdō, mēdeia. in the case of the heroine woman; but in the case of the country through -i; in the case of the city Mideia. proparoxytone, and on the penult through alpha.243 -i. Those through -ollō lengthen the ō: exōleia, proōleia. Apoklērōsis. Distribution, division; a part for a better allotment. And lēxis is a part, a cessation. an inheritance. Apokrisis. The defense. Thus Lysias, Antiphon and Demosthenes. Apomagdalía. The dough, with which the cooks wipe their hands, which they used to call a hand-towel, which after their work they used to throw to the dogs. or the food of the dogs. Apollōnitis. A country. But I think it is also written in the masculine. Apo pentozoio. Of five-branched. Hesiod; -neither from the five-branched ...... to cut the dry from the green with gleaming iron. the hand is five-branched. do not trim, he says, a dry nail at a festival. And the green is the vital blood. For it is impious to trim nails at a festival of the gods. And pentozos is declined, tēs pentozou. Aporrhōges. Projections split off, broken off, torn away from one another. from rhō rhēx, and by change rhōx, and it is declined rhōgos and with the preposition apo, aporrhōx. alpha.244 Aponoia. Folly, hubris. Apoplexia. Affliction, madness, folly, or a quantity of ichor and spirit, having checked the breathing. Apopompē. The turning away. Apoporeia. The return, the turning back, the going back. to hasten the return. Aporēsia. Instead of aporia. Thus Eubulus. Aporrhēsis. The prohibition. but he did not bear the prohibition, but

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