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of unexpected cowardice. divine fear is a protective repentance in the presence of evil against the future punishment for transgressions. phi.1816 It should be known that fear is divided into six: into hesitation; into reverence; into shame; into consternation; into terror, and into agony. Hesitation, then, is fear of a future action; reverence is fear in expectation of censure; and this is the finest of the passions; shame is fear over a disgraceful deed that has been done; this too is not without hope for salvation; consternation is fear from an unusual apparition; agony is fear of falling, that is, of failure; for fearing to fail in the action, we are in agony. Phoebus. Apollo. Or a seer. Or pure. From *phaos* (light) and *bios* (bow); that is, he who has a shining bow. Or from *phaos* (light) and *bion* (life). Or from *phoibazein*, that is, to prophesy. And some say from *phoibas*, which means the hair. And Phoebëius, and Phoebidas, and Phoebiades. Foederatus. A dignity. Phoeboleptus. The one who is frenzied. Phoenicelites. The deceiver. Phoenicians. Formerly the Phoenicians lived by the Red Sea, and from there they got the name Phoenicians; for it is red (*phoinikē*) in color from the adjacent purple rocks. Therefore it is also called the Red (*Erythra*) Sea. Having moved from there and occupied the coastal phi.1817 parts of Syria, they were likewise called Phoenicians, but no longer eponymously. From *phoinikon*, that which is red or fiery, comes the derivative Phoenix. Phoinos. Red; fiery; murderous. Or black. From *phonos* (murder), *phonos* oxytone, and with the pleonasm of iota, *phoinos*. Phoitētai. Students. Pholidōtos. Scaly. a scaly tunic. Pholkos. The squinting one. From distorting the eyes (*phaē*). Fonteius. A proper name. Phonos. From the gushing and the sound made in the pouring out of blood. Or from *phenō*, to slay. Phoxidas. A proper name. Phoxos. The one with a pointed head. Or the one with distorted eyes (*phaē*), or in the eye (*phaei*). Or it is said from vessels distorted in the light (*phaei*) and fire while being baked. From ceramic vessels in the kiln made pointed by the light, as Simonides also says: "this Argive cup with a pointed rim (*phoxocheilos*)". Phorologos. A tax-collector. Phortos. A cargo. phi.1818 Phormos. The small basket. Or a mat. And *phormiskos*. Or *phormiskos* is the little rope. But I think they mean that which is made of papyrus or rushes or palm-leaves. Phorcys. A sea demon. From being carried swiftly. Just as Nereus is from flowing easily. Phoinēeis. Murderous. and *phoitos*, madness, and *phoitoleptos*, the one who is frenzied. Phoinikistēs. The dyer. Phoenix. The tree. Murder. The Apostle says the motion leading to destruction: "full of envy, murder." (Feminine.) Phobē. The hair of the head. From the fact that those with long hair are frightening; for the ancients considered hair so frightening that they even called it *phobē* (fright). Phobestra. The athletic contest. Phoibai. The pure and shining hairs. From *phaos* (light) and *phobon* (fear). And *phoibades* are the locks of hair. It has the iota; for it is from *phoibaïdos*. Phoenicia. Syria, having taken its name from a certain Phoenix. Phoenissa. The woman from Phoenicia. †Phoiteia. Learning.† phi.1819 Phoitia. The journey. from *phoitō*, to visit. But *phyteia*, planting, has a smooth breathing and is a diphthong. Pholidēs. The scales of a snake. From *lepō* (to peel), *lepis*, by metathesis *polis*, and by changing p to ph, *pholis*. And catachrestically, also small feathers. Phonai. The places where some are killed are called *phonai*. Phoneia. The act of murder. But *phonēa*, the murderer, with an ēta. Phora. Movement from place to place. Or impulse. †But *periphora*, impulse in the same place.† Phorbadōn. Of nomads. Phorbeia. The bridle. Or a halter. Phorinē. The human skin. In Antipho. Phorminx. The lyre. From preceding the *oimē*, that is the song, *phormē* and *phorminx*. Phortis. The cargo ship. And the Theologian: "the cargo ship is full of learning." He says this: the soul of Saint Basil is full of fine wares. (Neuter.) Frightful things. Things which happening to others or about to happen are pitiable. phi.1820 Phobētron. An object of fear. Phoenikoun. Fiery red or black. Phoenician letters. From Phoenix, son of Agenor, who invented them. Phorēton. Endurable. But *phorytos*, the multitude, with a smooth breathing. Phoreion. The †burden† so called. a cupboard

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