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

Robert Payne Smith

Date:: 1927

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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$col. 4382. 3) fem. )fcLj^ct=>U an inquirer, jfcs^co! JiW Jot Hist. B.Y.M. 190. 2. jh^r, j^l absol. state **»k*a..ao an occasion for argument, a flea, excuse, Ephr. Ref. ii. 142. 11 Ming.; fco£i>i vengeance for oneself, Pallad. 483. 13, 15; ()ooi**) ban to be used for exorcizing, Charms in JAOS. xv. 286 ult. iAl col. 4383. Pass. part. otTo ^l of shattered fortune, Pallad. 85. 18. )L’m 2) hymni fracii, add: Or. Xt. v. 327, No. 33, R.O.C. iv. 163. Sing. JJjo^w JiVaL o/, Brev. Ant. i. Cal. 57 a 8, 11. Pers. j.*5 s. jfi an axe, BB. under J^<£> col. 1744, DBB. 876. 25 pen. Ji^L =arrears of taxes, Dion. 204. 19, Nold. WZKM. x. 166. ■.fwo-LQi^J. Tegapnos (Chabot) prob. for kttOLfjkSoil Theophanes, bp.of Bostra,Nold.F.S. 469- 35- y^JT denom. verb Pael conj. from ua- to arrange, to assign due place, >1^ )b.-Lj»..jV )i».jLso ^ ^^>0 after intellectual knowledge various scattered notices of human souls have their due place, But. Sap. Theol. 2. 4. col. 4388. denom. verb Paal conj. from JS^T. Ethpa. ^TL/ 2) to gain, to transact business, add: )>*&.->? ILL Av) of the degrees of contemplative power of the rational soul, the fourth is called transacting, negotiating, ^■•Ma *£ ) tAAj JunS. J fcs—L*00 0*0 »—0 0*AoX ]j*L' caoojo Loo* )-^r^ ^1 -o for in it the mirror of the pure soul when it constantly looks toivards the intelligent mind, gains all knowledge from it, N. Hist. viii. 4. 6. yo*L col. 4394. Pa. part, yoifcoo? JLo a deep roar, Hist. B.Y.M. 193. 7. 00L particle col. 4400. L. 21 of par. add : oolo 00L vulgar name for the ^uOaXoLLs or prayer for all, recited by the Deacon after Commemoration of special names in the Diptych, Bar Sal. in Lit. 75. 22, 26, 76. 26, 77 four times. ©»ol. jLj©*©fcoo col. 4405. ref. Iao-a-.cc)o boiofcoo on startling pretexts, Isoyahb 140. «*oi col. 4006. Ethpa. woll/ to sorrow, to repent. I a. A.? )lnx*.i.StsOQ ^ao L--6L1/ I repented after I had returned to my senses, Isoyahb 42 pen. ^ol, col. 4406. Pa. .j-IlT to restrain, Lculo? o*ioL~*fcxjLx. to mitigate the strict¬ ness of the canon, Sev. Lett. 150. 4 af. JjJoL’ pi. JJoL’ coriander seed, Ex. xvi. 31 Urm., Med. 565. 4, 577. 15, 587 ult-, Ji®1*’ J;o> is given as gloss to i-Vco lb. 607. 10. Bvwos, thynnus, tunny, Menarat K. 49 a, N. Hist. vii. 4. 2 infr., Ar. FischN. 563. .sol col. 4411. Turk, a gun. yOo^SoL Charms 8. 5, 11. 15, 12. 10, 15*' J^ol bullets, ib. pen. i-.*a>oLvar. to yOfaaa^ place-name, Anecd. Syr. iii. 320. i = Zach. Rhet. Brooks 205 ult. ^ioi synonym of mandrake, Med. 600. 8. JJSyoL name of a potion, Med. 220. xo. jcoi col. 4414. Under Pael pass. part, add: Ue&o UL=>}j straying to perdition, Is. Nin. B. 196. 17. UioL'^ wanderers, strays, S. Dan. 52 b ult. jiol col. 4415 ult. 3) piles, ref. Med. 583. 21 f. 4) ^ VlLflOf Jlfll yOpol^—JloL Jaail hypochondria, the soft part of the body immediately under the xovfipos or cartilage of the breastbone, Patr. Or. iii. i. 111. 4, BH. Hebraica, 1880, 214, vers. 213. Cf. ]till above. )Lol Ga@a()a, Tabatha, a village near Gaza, R.O.C. v. 659. 3. Klol col. 4416. deposit from a furnace, ref. Med. 592. 8. 271» X X 2$