Greek and English lexicon of the New Testament

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1825 edition. Excerpt: ...VII. 10. 6. a scout, Horn. Il. X. 38, 342.) 1. a curator, a guardian, a patron, i. e. one who superintends and prauidtt lous verb; see Matthiae § 233. Butt mann p. 360. p. 285. 198. EniatoAn. ij$, ij, (tminiAAu q. v. Ill p. JW. U.,M.. _l./v.J, '. _, _, wr. to fcnou', o 6e actiain with, or fornma", Xen. Cyr. V. 5. is. or construed with aJ?, ort, wf p/, 40 an tle,a letter. a) pp. Acts 9: 2. 15: 30. 23: 25. Rom. 16: 22. 2 Cor. 10: 10. al. Sept. for N-uN. Ezra 4: 8, 11. roaN Neh. 2: 7. ' bj metaph. 2 Cor. 3: 2 / (/nn-oA/ /ji'(."(/ (?/' aiiaTUTixr) v. 1.) t'juf?? orf ye are our letter of recommendation, i. e. your being induced to embrace the EntatctTr)e on, o', (ifiotyii to Christian religion serves as a comset over any thing;--pp. one who hat mendation both of our Lord and ot authority over another; spoken of a myself, inasmuch as it testifies of the king, Xen. Cyr. VIII. 1.8. of a di-power of his religion as preached by rector of gymnastic sports, paedotribes, me. v. 3. At. trans etc. Acts 10: 28. 15:7. 18:25: 19: 15, 25. 20: 18. 22: 19. 24: 10. 26: 26. 1 Tim. 6: 4. Heb. 11: 8. James 4: 14. Jude 10.--Xen. Anab. I. 3.12. 2. to remember, comprehend, trans. Mark 14: 68 tivdt tnlarufiut il av?.--Xen. Symp. III. 6. 5. 9:23. 11: 16. 12:22. Epb. I: 3, 20. 2:6. 2 Tim. 4: 18. e) mctaph. perfect, divine, btyond the reach of human investigation, spoken of those things which are the subjects of divine revelation, John 3: 12. See uiuuit'in no. 1. (2.) Enid, ol, ni. iu. stven. a) pp. Matt 15:34,37. 22: 25,26, 28. al. b) put indefinitely as a round number, for several, many, plurts. Matt 12: 45. Luke 11:26. So rvait Gen. 29: 18. 41: 2. At. ' Enictxte, adv. tevtn (tmea, absol. Matt 18: 21, 22. secj. pen. Luke 17: 4...