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second aorist eplon, eplos. Then the second person of the first aorist eplosas, and in composition epeplosas, and by syncope epeplos. Epepithon. from peitho. The second aorist epithon, and by reduplication epepithon. The first person plural epepithomen, and by syncope epepithmen. and right hands, which we trusted. Epemaieto. he sought, he desired. for maio and mo mean I seek. Epeuonizon. gaining. Epephane. For this reason he said epephane, that he might indicate his existence from above. For if he had said ephane, he would introduce a beginning for the one who always is. Paul the Apostle: "the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared." because the one who is appeared. Epephoresen. he heaped up. as many stones as he heaped up from above. epsilon.832 Epephorato. instead of he was being made manifest, he was being found, he was being convicted. Epephrasato. he considered. Epepho. he held fast. but as the saying goes, he held fast with both hands. Epephykei. he was entwined. Epephyonto. they came upon. and the sycophants came upon. Epephnen. he killed, he murdered. there is pho, from which is derived the verb pheno, to murder. and by syncope phno and by reduplication of the first conjugation of the perispomena, pephno. But some think it is an imperfect, being ignorant of its natural inflection; for it is not pephno, as I learned, if I may learn, through its participle; since participles in -on with the addition of a consonant are either barytone or perispomenon; for example temno, temnon, kamnon. Thus Herodian. Epephrade. he signified, he said. Epeche. press on, persist, watch. Thus Plato: concerning things uncertain, he holds back. Epechoresen. instead of he conceded. Arrian: it was conceded. and the like. Epeigo. means I hasten, with the diphthong -ei. for beside it is oigo, for he who urges on, as one who is very willing, urges on. epsilon.833 Epeikazo. I conjecture. or I happen to conjecture this woman to be my wife. Epeilege. he was chosen, he was gathered, and having been chosen. but epilelegmenos, with iota. Epeilemmenen. having seized, taking hold. Epeiskykleistho. let it be brought in, let it be joined. and epeiskykloi, instead of he brings in and he adds. Epeisoisas. having brought. Epeisin. he comes upon. Epeispepaiken. he rushed in, he entered. but properly of an army of enemies. Epeisoisas. having invaded. Epeisphresas. having entered. Epegeto. he was being brought against. Epegageto. he made his own, he appropriated. and he won over the inhabitants of the city, having done nothing violent. Epengellen. instead of he commanded. And Minos sailed everywhere and made proclamations with many gifts of hospitality. epsilon.834 Epēngeila. I commanded. and I commanded to come on the fourth. Epēngkylēmena. the bent pieces of wood for the use of weapons. Epēei moi. it occurred to me. Epēthrēkyia. having seen. from athrō, I see. Epēmēnan. they harmed. from pēmainō, I harm. Epēneon. they were agreeing. they received favorably. But the divine power did not approve the things being done by the king. Epēnekēnai. instead of to praise. the perfect is epēneka. Epēnēkizen. he deceived. Thus Cratinus. Epēnoun. they agreed. Epepeilesa kai katomosa. instead of having promised, I swore. Epēpyon. they were shouting. from apyō, I make a sound. Epēlygazontai. they are covered, or they are prepared, or they are concealed. For the Attics call the shadow or the darkness or the niepsilon.835ght ēlygēn. But some derive it from lygoi (withies); for through withies they weave the rushes. Epērmenoi. being arrogant. and instead of ready and prepared. Thucydides: the Greeks therefore were elated because of the misfortune of the Athenians. Epērtēmenēn. impending, and instead of hanging. Epērtēsen. he placed upon, he brought upon. he brought no small fear upon those in the city. Epiasin. they are coming upon. Epibateusai. to mount, to seize. which Theudibertus was eager to seize, though it was not proper. Epibalei. he will place upon. Epiboomenoi. calling upon. and calling upon the gods. Epibosamenos. having called upon. having cried out for help. and we will call upon. Epibritho. I weigh down. epsilon.836 Epibrisousin odontas. inasmuch as those who are angry gnash their teeth. Epibysantes. having covered over, having covered. Procopius: having stopped up the cracks

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