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everything susceptible to death, and separable from life. But corruption is of nature, as says the great Dionysius on divine matters, a weakness and a deficiency of natural states and energies and powers. And some have said that the all-holy body of Christ was corruptible in potentiality, that is, susceptible to corruption; but in actuality it was kept incorruptible in the tomb by the divinity of the Word. corruption, a dissolution of the continuity of the natural form. Corruption and corruptible substance are not the same thing. For corruption signifies a dissolution of things composed and fitted together; whereas corruptible substance indicates the underlying thing, to which corruption may possibly happen. (Neuter.) A sound. Orus the Milesian with one g; but Herodian with two. and perhaps from 'I utter a sound'. Perishable. the corruptible. autumn. phi.1808 †Autumn. a time, in which the dry prevails.† (Verb.) It comes before. it comes before; it anticipates. from 'I wane'. Having arrived. having arrived. from phthō, phthēmi, the passive present phthámai. and phthō from phthíō, 'I destroy'. For those who overtake destroy the race, and diminish the overtaking. Having approached. having approached. Will arrive. will arrive. To utter a sound. with a pleonasm of theta. it is from splendor, which is light. from bringing the things of the mind to light. I destroy. I destroy. It wanes. and phthinýthō, 'I destroy'. Having perished. having been destroyed. from phthími, the participle phthímenos. I overtake. I overtake. Homer: "may the end of death overtake you"— instead of "may it seize you." May be corrupted. may be altered. And the Apostle: lest our minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ. The Phi with the Iota. (Masculine.) Bright. the brilliant. from light. and bright (fem.). the bright dawn then arose. Smile-loving. the laughter-loving. Hateful to friends. one who behaves hatefully towards friends. Contentious. warlike. fond of strife. shameless. phi.1809 Friend-loving. one who loves friends. Philepsios. a proper name, or also one who loves to jest. for jests are games from words. The lecher. the fornicator. Lover of drinking. one who loves drinking-bouts and symposia. but a tippler, one who loves to drink much, a great deal. Self-loving. the vainglorious; one who supposedly loves himself and does all things for his own sake. and self-love, the irrational love of the body. self-loving and self-love are not found in any of the esteemed writers. You do not know what you are saying, man. For who is more esteemed than the great Basil or Saint Maximus? A muzzle. the bridle. from 'I bind tight', binder, tightening and muzzle. Phineus. a proper name. The public treasury. public treasury. A log. the trunk. from plant, productive, and log by a change of the u to i. Lovers of pleasure. those who exchange the divine longing for what is shameful. The Apostle: lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God. A friend. from 'I drink', drink and friend. (Feminine.) A bowl. the drinking-cup. Phialis. a place. phi.1810 Philadelphia. a city. but philadelphía (brotherly love), with an iota. A friendly toast. a welcome, friendship. or when someone at a breakfast, having drunk from the bowl given to him, would offer the remainder to a friend, having also given the bowl as a gift. Love of honor. a gift. it is also called magnanimity. or vainglory. from loving honor. Diligence. the earnest work. Friendliness. a welcome. Philomela. the name of a fish. Philyra. a place. and a plant having bark similar to papyrus paper. †Affectionate. keeping friendship.† A bowl. from 'I drink', by metathesis of p to ph, being a kind of cup. (Neuter.) Phiditeion. a place. but Phiditia, a festival, with iota. Philomelion. a place. Lovable. lovable, good; pleasant; useful. Phikion. a mountain. Viminalia. breeches. leggings. Offspring. offspring. and procreation. A love-potion. from 'I love', as a barytone, 'love-potion'. or from 'I love', 'love-potion', and by syncope 'love-potion'. phi.1811 Dearer. from dear, dearer, from which also the feminine dearer, the neuter dearer, and by syncope dearer. And every comparative ending in -ros is more than two syllables. However, dearer, although being more than two syllables, is at variance with the comparatives. The Philosophical and Philosophy. the right ordering of morals with a pious opinion concerning existing things. Dear, friend and friendship. dear is that which is beloved; but a friend is one who plans and does good things for the friend, or what seems good for his sake, or one who

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