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we call separate tunics diapharous. Aphalos. a helmet not having little shields or hair-tufts. Aphasia. lack of music. from not being able to speak. Aphe. the sense of touch. the hand and the color of leprosy. Apheteria. a beginning. a gate of the hippodrome; the starting-gate. Aphixis. arrival. Aphodos. departure. just as ephodos is an attack. alpha.354 Aphobia. a state, in which we are unyielding to fear. Aphoria. damage to the fruits of the earth, barrenness. Aphosiosis. a sacrifice, a consecration. Aphradia. thoughtlessness. from phrazo, ephrazon, phradia and aphradia. Aphrastyes. acts of folly. Aphyai. the anchovies. Aphyia. hardness towards the lessons set before one. Aphosiosis. Of Psellus: aphosiosis is the making of substance. (Neuter.) Aphanton phos. the light from a flint-stone. but striking rock upon rocks he with difficulty brought forth or aphanton phos. Aphanes. dark. Aphaizema. a votive offering, a gift. alpha.355 Aphaton. unspeakable, immeasurable, unutterable, much. Aphidryma. a sacred thing, the idol in the temple. Aphippa. places, in which it is not possible to ride a horse. but he turns aside to the most difficult and steep and unrideable places. Aphthiton. the incorruptible. Aphthona. things not envied, and the many things. Aphtharton. properly that which is impassible, and immaterial, and intangible. incorruptible is that which cannot be harmed by another substance. incorruptible is that which is in every way unflowing and without need and unwoundable. but the all-holy body of Christ both suffered and was pierced by the nails and the lance, and brought forth blood and water, and from life became dead. therefore when you hear a teacher saying the body of Christ was incorruptible before the cross, understand that he says it is incorruptible with respect to the corruption of sin, that is, undefiled, and not with respect to some subtlety and otherness from our bodies. Aphlasta. the stern-ornaments of a ship, as in: aphlasta and puffed-out sails a fathom long. by antiphrasis; for athlasta by metathesis of th to ph. which is also called korone. korone is also said of the ring of a door; and the curved mark in books. Aphordion. impurity and what is worthy of expulsion. from aphorizo comes aphorizion and aphori-alpha.356 dion and by syncope aphordion, what is worthy of being set apart. Aphorologeton. that which does not pay tribute. Aphoreton. unbearable, terrible. Aphraston. ineffable. Aphrodision. a work of Aphrodite. it is also used for the lustful, and those disposed erotically *concerning intercourse and vehemently*. Aphrioen. foamingly. foamingly clattering, gnashing the chin. Aphykton. which it is not possible to escape. Aphysgeton. the muddy and refuse. from aphyo, from which comes aphysso. as hylao, hylasso, odyo, odysso. it becomes aphygetos, as pesso, pagetos, and with the addition of s aphysgetos. or from pheugo, pheuktos, as echo, hektos; and by lack of the s phykton and apheuktos. Aphairemata. the parts taken away from the victims, such as the breast, the right shoulder and the lobe of the liver. of the Theologian: whatever has been legislated concerning sacrifices, purifications and portions removed. understand sacrifice to be the sheep and the calves and turtledoves and the doves; and purifications to be the means of cleansing through the blood or the ashes. (Verb.) Aphassas. having touched. from apto, aphe, apho, aphasso, I subject to touch. as masthle, masthlasso, and aphassein, likewise. alpha.357 Aphagnisai. to consecrate. it is also said for to despoil. Aphaireitai. he pulls away. Apahpseis. you will bind from, you will hang. Aphaptein. to attach. Aphauanthesomai. I will be withered. and aphauei likewise. reaping the stalks of others, having bound them in wood, he withers them. Aphamarten. the second aorist, hamarto, emarton, emartes, emarten. Aphesthai. to abstain. Apherpysai. to walk. but it speaks of a quiet theft. Aphexontai. they will withdraw, they will cease. Aphelchtheie. might be hindered. Aphemenos. having allowed. and it is constructed with a genitive. Aphemenon. having withdrawn; contradicting. Aphexei. he will hinder, he will cause to withdraw. Aphexomai. I will cease. Apheien. may they forgive. Apheikasin; apheikenai; apheiotes; apheisan; apheisthai; apheito. diphthongs. Apheidesas. not having spared. or having disregarded and scorned. Apheilonto. they deprived, they seized, they dragged up.

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