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and Thracians. and all the feminine words composed from them are written with an iota, for example a Thracian woman. and Thrace also has the ˉi. Thracias. by pleonasm of the s, thraskias and thraskeas. Bold-handed. daring. Thranite. the one sitting towards the stern. but the zygite is the middle one, and the one towards the prow is the thalamian. theta.1052 Thracian. the Thracian. A superstitious person. the heterodox one. Woodworms. the worms. Footstool. the footstool. Thracians. the Thracians. Of Threxon. a proper name. Lamentation. from shattering the mind. a bench and a lament. or from 'to warm', that is to burn the mind. Winnowing-fan. the winnowing-fan for grain. Triumph. the display, the procession, and being honored in some cities *on a victory in war.* Pebble-throwers. the diviners by pebble. A murmur. a noise. an indistinct sound, a disturbance. A clot. clotted blood. Thrones. holy powers, inseparable from God. Rumor. a whisper. speech not made openly. For the attack of the barbarians did not create a rumor among us. theta.1053 A mound. the high place. (Feminine.) A wick. the part of the lamp-wick that is on fire. it is also a plant suitable for a lamp. from 'I warm' and 'I leap', *therallis*, and by metathesis and change of ˉe to ˉu, *thryallis*. A shattering. destruction. death. or a fall. David: and the shattering ceased. A Thracian woman. a Thracian slave-woman. A Thracian woman. a woman from Thrace. but *thrissa* is a type of fish, ˉi. Religion. worship, or zeal concerning the faith. from the Thracians' care for the divine. for they first discovered the concept of the divine. or from pleasing the gods, that is to be propitiated. or religion is any kind of worship, whether towards God or towards demons; but piety is rather said of that towards God. Lettuce. the lettuce. Thriae. the prophetic pebbles. theta.1054 many are pebble-throwers, but few are prophets. as if being three. for they are three in number. Thrinacia. Sicily. from being composed of three capes, as if being a sort of *trinakia*. for Sicily has three promontories: Lilybaeum, Pachynus, Pelorus. Effeminacy. softness. luxury. (Neuter.) A small bench. a type of stool. A bench, a bench and benches. certain low stools and footstools are called. and in the poet, a footstool, on which those who are hanging themselves stand and hang themselves, kicking it. Aristophanes: from a rope and a bench. A bench. the footstool, where the hides are stretched out. †Thrymatis. a foundation.† †Thryos. a city of Arcadia.† †Thronnyetai. it is mounted.† theta.1055 †Thrygonan. to scrape.† †Thryllein. to speak continuously.† Rearing-costs. costs of rearing. Fig-leaves. the leaves of the fig-tree. A coping. a fence. Most worm-eaten. eaten by woodworms and worms, since it has been split in three. To disturb. to annoy, to prick, to move, to be put out of countenance, to be suspected. It is stretched on a bench. it will be stretched. Aristophanes: your hide will be stretched on a bench. Having run. having leaped, having run. and *threxaskon* instead of 'they were running' and 'they were dancing'. Having nourished / Having curdled. it means two things: having curdled, as in: having curdled half of the sweet milk. and the usual meaning. He worships. he reveres God. he serves the gods. theta.1056 Having triumphed. having made public. To gather fig-leaves. to gather leaves. for *thria* are the leaves of the fig-tree. Having been alarmed. having been alarmed. To be disturbed. to be disturbed. He is softened. he is made effeminate, he is softened. I chatter. I whisper. †I twist.† from 'I break', 'I lisp'. but better from 'I chatter'. I leap. I leap. Didymus writes it without the ˉi, saying that it is, as from 'I am drunk', 'I will make drunk', 'I get drunk', so also from 'I leap', *thorizo*, *thorismos*, and by metathesis of ˉo into ˉo, *throismos*, and by contraction of ˉo and ˉi, *throsmos*. and it means the high place. and from it, 'I leap'. theta.1057 To the one who triumphs. to him who makes manifest. to him who makes plain. And the Apostle: But thanks be to God, who always leads us in triumph in Christ. Boldly. boldly. Threttanelo. sound of a cithara. Thrette. instead of courageous and manly and bold. From Thrace. from Thrace. shore from Thrace. Effeminately. stupidly. effeminately. softly. The Th with U. (Masculine.) Thyades. impetuous ones. A daughter's son. the son of the daughter. A sacrificing priest. the priest. the one who is busy with and occupied by the sacrifices. A sack. the bread-bag. Aristophanes: as there is no barley-meal

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