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grieving with and rejoicing with a friend, or he who loves and is loved in return. a friend is so called from the sound that is made during kissing. The ancients divided friendship into three kinds. and one of them they said consists in what is pleasant; another in what is useful; and the third in the good itself. And the two kinds of friendship, that for pleasure and that for usefulness, do not last long at all. And reasonably; for when the lovable qualities have departed—for all such things are offspring of flux—it is necessary that the friendship be dissolved along with them. But as for the friendship for the sake of the good, since it is lasting, it is altogether fitting that it extends along with what is loved. Phi. the letter. for gray is black; and black phi.1812 is dark. so also this is cacophonous in its pronunciation. (Verb.) To be treated kindly. to be welcomed. He judges, and examines over-curiously. He is lavish; he is magnanimous; he is zealous; he loves. To be zealous. or to labor. or to be at leisure. He loves. and instead of 'he enjoys'. for he somehow enjoys. Love. instead of 'be friendly' and 'love'. Homer; -now again love me, Athena. I beget. I beget and I plant. from φυτεύω by dropping the ε in the penult, and by changing the υ to ι at the beginning. We are zealous. or we boast. thus the Apostle; Therefore we are zealous, whether being at home or being away from home. The Φ with a Λ. (Masculine.) Flaminius. a proper name. Phlegias. name of an eagle. Phlegyas. an ethnic name. and Phlegyes. phi.1813 Phlenaphos. a trifling babbler. from φλύω, to boil up. -and up boiled the beautiful streams. therefore φλέω and φλύω, like ῥέω, ῥύω, from which also come ῥύσις and ῥύαξ. And from φλέω comes the noun φλενὸς, as from τέρπνω, τερπνὸς, and by metathesis of ε to η, φληνὸς, and this taking the verb φῶ, which means 'I say', from which comes φημὶ, it forms a verb, φληναφῶ, and a noun, φλήναφος. Phlogmos. burning heat. Phloisbos. the tumult. and the sound of the sea. and φλοισμὸς likewise. Phloios. the bark. Phlonos. a plant. and φλῶμος, an herb, which they also use instead of a wick. and the same is also θρυαλλίς. Aelian; And throwing leaves of mullein or walnuts into the lake, the master of the bees most easily destroyed the tadpoles. Florus, Floratius and Florentius. proper names. Phlogmos. inflammation in Galen. And Psellus also says; φλογμός is inflammation, and χελύσειν is to bind. phi.1814 (Feminine.) Veins. from containing the more juicy humor, that is, blood. veins therefore from the fiery element going through them. Phledoneia. a city. φλεδονεία also means trifling, from φλεδονεύω. φλεδονεία and φλεδονεύεται from φλύω. and φλεδὼν, trifling, from φλέω, which is also called φλύω. Phlious. a city. Phlia. from θλίβω, θλίψω, θλιὰ and φλιά. as θηρσὶ, φηρσί. and φλιὰ is the side of the door. or a door-post, where one stands and leans. Flaming tongues. and φλόγιον, fire, iota. Phlyktides. the eruption from fire. the so-called carbuncle. or the swelling. Phlyktainai. blisters. or the swellings produced from rain. Florenteia. a city. but Florentia, a proper name, with an iota. Phlegmone. a fiery swelling, from fluids flowing together to the weak part and, by unnatural heat, inflaming the affected part. (Neuter.) Phlauron. light, or a small evil. but φαῦλον, a great evil. phi.1815 Phlegma. from φλέγω, φλέξω, φλέγμα by antiphrasis; for it is very cold. †phlegm corresponds to water, being cold and moist.† Phlesion. a place. Phlogion pyr. the burning. but φλόγειον αρμα (flaming chariot), and φλόγειαι γλῶσσαι (flaming tongues), with a diphthong. Phlegma. the burning. of Psellus; some also call the burning φλέγμα. Phlan. to crush. Phlebazontes. abounding. from φλέω. or from the veins. It burns. it burns and it flames. I trifle. I talk nonsense. and it is trifled. Phloidoumenos. being burned, being boiled. To boil. to burn, to boil up. whence the boiling up from heat is called φλυκτὸς, as from φλύω. The Φ with a Ν. (Masculine.) Phni. a proper name. but φνεὶ, an imitation of a sound, with a diphthong. The Φ with an Ο. (Masculine.) Phobos. expectation of evil, or a shrinking

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