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swift. from *arkō* (to suffice), *arkos* and *argos*, one who is able to be sufficient with his feet. Argyrōnetos. bought with silver. Argolai. a type of snakes, which Alexander of Macedon brought from Argos of the sea to Alexandria, and threw into the river for the destruction of the asps, when he moved the bones of Jeremiah the prophet from Egypt to Alexandria, which the same prophet killed. argolai, therefore, from Argos, pernicious. Argipodes. swift, swift-footed. Argyrognōmōn. the assayer. Argillōdēs. the filthy one. Argas. most terrible, beastly in manner. the Argives used to call the snake *argan*. Argyramoibos. goldsmith, or also the money-changer. Argyrodinēs. white-streamed. from *argyros* (silver) and *dinein* (to whirl). and *argyris*, the silver bowl. why is the ˉdˉi with an iota? those ending in ˉiˉnˉē or ˉiˉnˉēˉs turn away from the ˉeˉi diphthong.alpha.288 for example Aeschines, Leptines. but *neopeinēs* from *peina* (hunger). and *argyrodinēs* from *argyron*, which means white. Argyrotoxos. one having a shining bow. from *argon*, the pure or the white. Ardmos. the watering. and *ardeia*, the watering. *and ardeuō, to water.* Areobinthos. a proper name. Arestēr. a sacrificial cake. that which is placed in the sacrifices. from *areston* (pleasing). Arrhenōpos. terrible, untouched, unwomanly, manly. unswerving from any submission. it is also written in the neuter, *arrhenōpon*. it should be known, that it is said of women who act like men or appear manly. Areiōn. the better one. it is said from Ares, so that it might be properly the one who is better in war. *Areidēlos. the manifest one.* Areios pagos. a court in Athens so called. the judges are Areopagites. it was called Areios pagos, either because the Amazons marched against that place, being of Ares; or because the court is on a hill (*pagos*) and is situated on a height; and Areios, because Ares judges the murder. and *pagos* is the hill, as also Homer says; -a hill met him. alpha.289 or because Ares fixed his spear there when Poseidon accused him for the murder of his son Halirrhothius, when he killed him for violating Alcippe. Arēiphatos. slain in war. Arēitheōn. of the noble, of the warlike. Ares. properly iron. having dipped the hollow flanks in Ares (iron). but it also signifies war, from *ara* (curse) and *blabē* (harm); which comes from war. it should be known that the poet uses it in four ways. for war: -that we may arouse sharp Ares. for iron: to dry the blood on the iron- for the god: Ares, Ares, bane of mortals- for the blow: where most of all a grievous Ares happens. Arētēr. one who prays, a priest. from keeping the curse and the prayer. and *ara* is also the curse. or from making prayers, which is vows. or from raising the hands on high. or from pleasing God. alpha.290 Arēsios. a proper name. Areimanios. one who rages in Ares and in war. for Ares is war. Arthmos. the friendship and harmony of the soul. from *arō*, to fit, *ērmai*, *harmos*; as *keirō*, *kormos*; and by pleonasm of the ˉth, *arthmos*; as *peirō*, *pormos* and *porthmos*. or from *erō*, to say; for those who are in friendship converse with each other. Arians. from Arius. these said the Son of God was a creature and not by nature consubstantial with the Father, which is a division. Ariēkoon. sharp-eared, obedient. Arisēmos. manifest in wars. Aristainos and Aristaichmos. proper names. Aristocheir. the noble one concerning deeds of valor. and a contest of noble hands. Ariphrōn. the one who thinks badly. Aristeus. champion, most beautiful. Ariprepēs. distinguished, glorious. Arignōstos. very clear, manifest, from the intensive particle *ari-* and *gnōston*, which signifies the known. alpha.291 Arithmos. an indicative sign of the quantity of the subjects. or number is defined as a heap of units, or a composition of a unit, or a mass of units, not a division of units. Arideiketos. the very glorious one. from *deikō*, to show. from which is derived *deiknyō*, and *deikelon*, that which shows similarity. as therefore from *echō*, *echetos*, from *emō*, *emetos*, so from *deikō*, *deiketos* and *arideiketos*. Aristos. one who is valiant in wars. from Ares, the war. Arktos. the animal and the ever-moving

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