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they called the free plot of land alpha.324, and not subject to a creditor. It has been said that on plots of land subject to debts they were accustomed to set up a pillar, which they called a boundary-stone, on which the debt and the creditor were inscribed, so that another, being deceived, would not lend on a clear title. Asty (City). From to stand up; for the ancients built their cities on a high place. and from asty comes asteios (urbane/witty). It signifies three things: one who lives in the city, one who is praised for his good character, like Moses, and a jester. Astria. The knucklebones. Callimachus: he took ten knucklebones as pay. Aspaston (Welcome). That which is desired. Asymbaton (Irreconcilable). Hostile. Unfriendly. Asymphoron (Unprofitable). That which is not advantageous and possible. Asymphyē (Incongruous). Unfamiliar, dissimilar. Asynartēton (Incoherent). Disjointed. Asyntheton (Uncompounded). That which does not have the completion of its substance from parts in its hypostasis. Asyntakton (Disordered). That which is not ordered, not united and mixed together, but scattered and divided. Ascheton (Unrestrained). Uncontrollable. Aschēmatiston (Unformed). To which no character from the configuration of a body is attached. alpha.325 Asōmaton (Incorporeal). That which is so by number, like the angels, for instance Michael, Gabriel; for they are by number; but some are not, like the universals. Assōrion. A mountain of Samos, and a city of Sicily. The citizen is an Assōrinos. (Verb.) Asai (To satiate). To satisfy. It is also said for to think and to say. Aselgainein (To act licentiously). To commit fornication, to be intemperate. from lechos (bed), lechainein, to desire the bed. and by a change, legainein. Hence Archilochus: lechai de gynaikes. Instead of intemperate. legainein therefore, and by pleonasm elegainein; and by composition of the intensive alpha, and by pleonasm of the s, aselgainein. There is also a city *thus* called Aselgē, where the people lived badly, and had intercourse with one another. Asthmainei (To pant). He gasps, he breathes frequently and sharply. Asthmazei. Instead of to pant. Askoumenos (Exercising). Being trained. Askēsasa (Having adorned). Having decorated with care. Askarizein (To move convulsively). To be moved. alpha.326 Askōliazein (To hop on one foot). Leaping on one foot. But properly, to leap on wineskins. For in order to cause laughter they used to leap on inflated wineskins. Asmenizei (To rejoice). He rejoices, loves, is eager. and asmenos, the one who rejoices. ēdō, to be glad, hēsmai, the participle hēsmenos and asmenos. Aspazesthai (to greet) and ho aspasmos (the greeting) especially indicate affection and friendliness. They also use it for to address. Aspairontes (Gasping). Thrashing, moving, being at the last gasp. Aspalieuein (To fish). To draw the fish from the sea, that is, to fish. from span (to draw) and linon (line). the alpha indicating either pleonasm or intensity. Hence both aspalieus and aspalieutēs, the one drawing the fish from the sea. Asteïzetai (To be witty). He jests, he lies. Asteiorrhēmonēsōmen. Let us speak gracefully. Astropolountas (Studying the stars). Turning the mind concerning the stars. Astrabalizein. To make level, to make straight. and strabē, the pack-saddle. alpha.327 Asynetō (To be foolish). I act foolishly. Asphalisai (To secure). To guard. For asphalizō means to guard. Aschallōn (Being vexed). Being distressed, being grieved, being faint-hearted, being angry. and he was vexed as one being outdone in reputation. From achō, from which achomai, comes achallō, just as from agō, agallō, from eidō, eidallō and indallō. and with the pleonasm of the s, aschallō. And from aschallō is derived the verb aschalō, the third person is aschala and with the pleonasm of the a, aschala'a. Or from schō, schallō and aschallō, which we are not able to restrain. Astatoumen (We are unsettled). That is, we are persecuted. The expression is Apostolic: we are beaten and we are unsettled. Aschēmonēsōmen. Let us adorn ourselves beyond what is excessive. For Plato calls everything excessive, whether in word or in deed, unseemliness and nonsense. The Theologian also says: and we will rather be unseemly to some than be conspicuous. alpha.328 (Adverb.) Asmenōs (Gladly). With joy; gladly. Aspasiōs (Willingly). Gladly. Joyfully. Asperches (Vehemently). Unceasingly, from sperchō, *which is to hasten.* Aspoudei (Without haste). Without haste. Aspondei (Without a truce). Without friendship or without a libation. Askeles (Unceasingly). Unceasingly. Askardamykti (Without winking). Without closing the eyes. Asson (Nearer). Near, close. Asoloikōs (Without solecism). Simply. Astemfeōs (Unshakenly). Immovably. From stembō, which means I move continuously. or from strephō, astrephēs and by elision of the r and pleonasm of the m, astemphēs, which is

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