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citizens and the city. What then? are the citizens called Sardis and not Sardinians? how then are both the citizens and the city called Sardis? Not both the city and the citizens are called Sardis, but that both are written with an ˉi, both Sardis and Sardinians. And Sardeis, the ˉdˉeˉiˉs diphthong, as also the cities. Satrapeia. a certain dignity. Salome. a proper name. it is interpreted as peace. This would be a soul that has conquered and cast off the passions, and enjoys perfect peace from them. and the Theologian: whether the other Mary or Salome. (Neuter.) Sabek. golden-herb. Saitin. a certain measure of wine. sigma.1631 Sakea. shields. sakaia but is a festival, a diphthong. Sakron and sakra among the Romans, the sacred things. or sakron is that which is publicly dedicated. Samnion. a place. Saporion. a place. Sarapeion. the temple of Sarapis. Sarabaron. a Persian garment. another interprets saton, the so-called choinix or decalitre. some say the bracium (trousers). Sardinian sea. Saton. a modius; a heaping measure. (Verb.) Sageneuei. it encompasses. it catches. Sairei. it beautifies; it adorns. Saxai. to load upon; to spread. Sarkazein. to laugh with bitterness and anger. Sarissophorousin. from the sarissa javelin. †Saroumenos. torn to pieces. thus Lycophron.† Salaizō. I lament. Salpizein. it was a custom for the Jews to gather the needy in one place by means of trumpets, when sigma.1632 they wished to distribute something to them. thus Saint Cyril. Saphēnizō. I interpret. and having made clear and having interpreted. Sattō. I load. Saōzei. instead of sōzei (he saves). Sainō. †to move.† to charm. and in the Apostle 'to be sainesthai,' which is to be disturbed and troubled. "that no one be moved in these afflictions." (Adverb.) Saphōs. clearly; easily; truly. The S with the E. (Masculine.) Seas. moths. the nominative is not found in use, but the oblique cases are. in Aristophanes: bent by the moths. the nominative plural, seas, seis. †Seberos. the pious; the just.† Seboeim. a proper name. Sebasteinos. a toponym. and Sebasteiēnos, a proper name, through a diphthong and ˉē. sigma.1633 Sethen. instead of sou (of you). and seo instead of sou (of you). poetically. Seirios. name of a star. or the sun. But Sērios is a proper name, with ˉē. seirios comes from eirō, to say. it becomes eirios and seirios. for it tells and signifies to us the time of summer. †Seiromastēs. the lance.† Seiromastēs. the strap, or a type of javelin. Seiraios. wine boiled from must, or sweet wine. Seismos. movement of the earth by wind left inside and rushing violently because it was hindered around the hollows. but sismos, boiling and sound, with ˉi. from sizō, to hiss/sound. Seilēnos. Dionysus. from being shaken in the wine-press. But Seilinos, the old man, and Seilinoi, the sigma.1634 elders of the Satyrs. from to grin and to rejoice. it becomes serinos and by metathesis of the ˉr and pleonasm of the ˉi Seilinos. or from being shaken much, Seilinos, the old man. Selagismos. the beacon-signaling, the radiance. from selas (light). †Selasmos. arrogance.† Semnos. honored; virtuous; great; glorious. from sebō, semnos, worthy of reverence. Sennatōr. the leader of the Romans. and it is declined sennatōros. Serrhiphos. the winged ant. and the sun. Serapheim. holy doxological powers of the Lord. In the singular a diphthong, but in the plural an i. †Seuetos. the snail.† sigma.1635 Seirios. the *dog-star. it is also written* kynastros. †Sebala. amazement.† (Feminine.) *Seleukis. an aquatic bird.* Seis. a city. and it is declined Seōs. Seiountia. a country. Seirikia. a proper name. Seira. a chain. from eirō, to weave together. it becomes eira, and with the pleonasm of s, seira. Seisachtheia. the burden. from shaking off the burden. it also means debt. Selagēsis. radiance. †Selapyros. brightness.† †Selasia. Artemis. among the Laconians.† Selēnē. the light. which was appointed with the stars to give light to the night, not as if they are always under the earth during the day; for there are also stars in the sky above the earth during the day; but the sun, hiding them along with the moon by its brighter splendor, does not allow them to be seen. In these luminaries, therefore, the Creator placed the first-created light, not as if he were at a loss for another

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