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having lost a sixth of wheat-. that is, a triobol. Ektênes. thus were the Boeotians named. Ektimos and ektimous. outside and beyond honor. having dishonored wings of shrill wailings. Ektomias. the eunuch. Ek toio. from this. Ektopios. from a foreign place. driven from a place, that is, having rushed forth. Ektopismos. the living far away. but those fearing the exile to Italy were running away during the journeys. Ektinagmos. when the earth is tossed up with a movement. Ek tôn parontôn. from things at hand. being defeated, therefore, from the present circumstances they ask for a cure from god. epsilon.654 Extraordinarious. The word is Roman. It signifies the chosen ones. Hekyros. the father-in-law. from leading the bride or the maiden to him. or from dechô (I receive), dechyros, and by dropping the -d and changing the -ch to a -k, hekyros. or from kyrô, I happen upon, kyros and with the addition of an -e, hekyros. Ekphoros. frantic, raging. I feel myself becoming frantic from the passion. Ekphrôn. out of one's mind, delirious, out of one's senses. but he, having become out of his mind from drunkenness. Ekphylos. foreign, changed, unusual, of another tribe. alien and altogether foreign. Ekkopos. worn out. but he, having completed four hundred stades and become worn out, remained. Ekpatheis. healthy, beyond passion. so that they may not be thirsty, but without passion and renewed. Ek parallêlou. from a parallel. Eknomois. to the lawless. Hekteon. must be held. Ek titymnôn. from a young age. Ekphantores. properly those who symbolically reveal the unspoken things of the mysteries. (Feminine.) Hekabê. a proper name. she who has come from afar. For her father Dymas, a Phrygian, gave her in marriage to Priam in Ilion. whence Priam was an ally to the Phrygians; I have already entered Phrygia too. epsilon.655 Hekatombê. a sacrifice made of one hundred oxen. Ek katalêpseôn. from inventions. * Ek geitonôn. instead of neighboring. he flees arrogance, which dwells as a neighbor to magnanimity.* Ekdosis. the maritime loan, as if a giving out. so also Demosthenes. Ekdiaitêsis. luxury. But he, having been undone by soft luxuries and indulgences, was returning. Ekdeia. the remaining debt and the voluntary deprivation of money. endeia, however, is the involuntary one. Ekdochê. waiting. Ekecheiria. relaxation, a truce of war. from echô (I have) and apechô (I abstain) comes echecheiria, and by changing the -ch to a -k, ekecheiria. Ekzesis. the boiling over. Ekkêrykton. rejected. they made her an outcast. and they proclaimed her banished instead of they cast her out. Ekthymia. eagerness. Ekthesmon. unlawful. they have committed an unlawful sin. epsilon.656 Ekleipia. the pardon. he considered the pardon unjust. Eklimian. the insatiability. Eklogistian. enumeration. and counting the army-. Ekklêtos. the one whom someone may appeal to be judged, clearly not being content with the first judgment, as having judged out of enmity or out of favor. it was permitted for foreigners to appeal, but no longer for citizens. Ekklêsian. a gathering of a crowd. but an assembly does not come about because of wealth, for we assemble either wishing to save something of our own. And Christ also calls the church his own body, and through it he serves as priest as a man; but he receives the offerings as god. Ekklêseis. the appeals. for the flight became evident, and the appeals of the opponents for an attack. Ekmartyria. it differs from martyria. because the one is of those present, but ekmartyria is of those absent. Ek metabolês. that is, from repentance. but those after these things, from a change of mind, as at Olympia. epsilon.657 Ekkomidê. the carrying out (for burial). Hekousiotês. the mind's *self-determination and* self-movement towards what is chosen. Ek perinoias. from contrivance. Ekplêxis. *lack of understanding and* fear from an unaccustomed apparition. Ekpnoê. an exit of breath by the contraction of the lung because of the cooling of the heat within us. Ekplagous and ekpaglous. of the astonishing, of the wonderful. Ek periousias. from abundance. he speaks from abundance. Ek peritropês. from turning away; from victory. Ek prosagôgês. instead of by necessity and not from nature nor simply. Ekrêxis. the outcry. Ekstasis. a loss of mind, and wonder and alteration. it is also a sin. David: but I said in my ecstasy. Ektopos.

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