Supplement to the Thesaurus syriacus of R. Payne Smith / collected and arranged by his daughter J. P. Margoliouth.

  • Robert Payne Smith
Date:
1927
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Credit: Supplement to the Thesaurus syriacus of R. Payne Smith / collected and arranged by his daughter J. P. Margoliouth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    AvroXdXas, an island, Jac. Edes. Hex. 19. 12. fcODCLSoXa^©/ TLvToXfHos, Eutoimius, a Count, A.M.B. iii. 327. r^a^a^0<’ ahropardpeiov, recipient d tirage spontane, Chimie 240, note 4, ^.taoa^o/, ib. 261, note 1, 17. 14. »flod^o/ a bird which mimics man, ujod^o/ )«^I©o oo* w'o*, But. Sap. Eth. 3. 1, N. Hist. vii. 4. 2. Perhaps u>tos, the horned owl. avTOKfcpdXaios, autocephalous, gloss. o»..A.a.j Syn. Or. 182. 27; >aaci^AAja*^o/, i!5. 148. 2. what 1 “flowers of the red vine,” Budge, Jk-*j Jloclso^o Joa^o/, Med. 569. 10. *011*^0/ and omr, the bustard, K. under UaJ col. 1544. JucftaJo/ elragla, good order, Anecd. Syr. iii. 118. 22. »oaa_ Otreius, bishop of Melitene, Nold. F. S. i. 471. 65, of Arabissus, ib. 66. J&alo/’' or Jl&oalo^ «j) the Zend Avesta, A.M.B. ii.576.rn 2. Usually written q.v. col. 18 and above. col. 63. Euchaita. Add: a third city of this name is in Egypt, Stud. Sin. ix. 101. 13. 4-W m. pi. Evfirai, heretics called Adelphians, C.B.M. 926 b, 956 b. n. pr. m. Archelides, Journ. As. 1907. 418. yajJj»ao/ Auxenon, a presbyter of Apamea, Nold. F. S. i. 473. 117. i’oNnnno/ 6£a\pt], brine, Chimie 56. 19,21. var. aaocumoo/, the river Oxus, Jac. Edes. Hex. 13. 13, 26. 10. yooo*fl&oo/ col. 64. Dele the sentence in 1. 3 of par. a£ios, worthy, BHChr. Eccl. 799. 24- § ii- 553- )»■* fn 00/ o£eta, sharp accent, Epiph. De Mensuris 7. 6. 0/ d^ibiov from ogos, vinegar, Chimie 295. 5 af. so read for ib. 58. 10. joa^ammao/ egiarcoTrjs, an assessor, C.B.M. 718 b. o 1 i. q. Uaocunjao/^ col. 64. inhabitants of Axoum in Ethiopia, Anecd. Syr. iii. 330. 2. ^oo^jimoo/ Auxentius, bishop of Ascalon, Nold. F. S. i. 468. 18. J*oo/ col. 64. a>xPa> oc^ire, refs. Chimie 2. 11, 44. 24, ib. 279, note 1. k£0©^£&.*;ae/ col. 65, Ei^dpto-roy. Eucha~ ristius, pr. n. m. C.B.M. 1070 b. .io6;_-ooJJo/’ place name, N. Hist. viii. 6. 4. Olba, a city of Isauria, Sev. Lett. 75- ID )w j a.„m—. ]Lj_>co, ib. 168. 17, ib. 483. 5, C.B.M. 950 a, aX/ Nold. F. S. i. 471. 77. the Olbians, people of Sev. Lett. 20. 8. Oeljaitu, brother and successor of Kazan, Jab. 147. med. col. 65. from Ethiop. h([£i melad, to gather together, collect. 1) a heap of chaff, Lexx. 2) a heap of corn, store, Is.- Ant. ii. 332. 8, a store, ib. 92. 46; JLoZl. so correct , winnowed wheat stored in pits, Hist. Mon. i. 285 infra; Sassanidi 63. 30. For JkXo/ in the Description of Rome, Guidi corrects J»a_X/ Xovfta, Aou&u, ludi, games, Zach. Rhet. Bull. Arch. Romae xii. 222. Cf. yO?<Xik. col. 65. lign aloes, refs. Med. 65. 6, 601. 20, <5!sc£k.o|» )>£&Ai9, B.Y.M. 142. 8, 143- 4- ^ V 0/ col. 67. the river Karun, refs. Sassanidi 33. 11, Coupes ii. 154. 7. C a \ O 1 col. 67. add a girl flute player, Tim. 1, ed. Braun 2, >a3krf^o*No/ pi. f. av\r]TpLdes, musicians, Hippoc. xxi. ult. and 4 af., ib. xxii. 1, 2, f. note 6.