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αρκτέον

one must begin

εισαγω

I introduce, bring in, bring up


ενδεχεται

it is admitted, allowed, acknowledged (that)


'ερμηνεύεται

it is translated or interpreted

λεγεται, λεγομενον

(it) means, meaning

λεκτεον

one must say, one must explain

λογιστεον

one must reckon, consider

μεμαρτυρηκεν

he/it has attested - often involves a reference to scripture

σκεπτεον

one must investigate

φησι

he says, usually Moses, sometimes the deity or the text, or another writer

'ηερμενεια, 'η

in Philo, often "expressions" rather than interpretation

θεσις, 'η

placement of words in a sentence, application of words to things (1st meaning in LSJ)

κλησις, 'η

name, designation

κυριως

properly, correctly (esp. of the application of words)

οικειως, α, ον

proper, personal

ονομα, το

name, noun

στοιχαζομαι

I aim at

χρησις, 'η

use, usage, passage

αινιττομαι

I hint, say figuratively

ακιβδηλος

genuine

'αρματτω

to fit to, suit, apply to

εκδοχη, 'η

interpretation, understanding

εικοτως

appropriately, suitably

εμφαντικος, εμφαντικωτος

direcly, clear, explicit, vivd

εναποματτω

act. wipe off; mid. receive an impression; pass, be stamped with

'ησυκασε

he silenced, he did not discuss or mention

κιβδηλος

counterfeit

λογω... εργω

in word or name/ in deed or fact

μυθωδης, ες

in the vein of fable or myth

παρασιωπαω

I pass over in silence

παρασιωπησις, 'η

a figure of speech - the rhetorical figure of passing over something - or maybe saying you will pass over something

ρετον, το

what is stated, literal meaning

τροπος

figure

τροπικως

figuratively, allegorically

τυποω

i put a mark on - the image in coinage or a seal, also form

τυπος

mark, imprint

ταττω

appoint, apply to

χαραττω

I put a mark on - the image in coinage or a seal

χαρακτηρ, 'ο

engraver - in Philo it means mark or the image struck in a coin; can be used for the Platonic form

αισθησις, 'η

sense perception

αιτια, 'η

cause (of any sort)

αιτιον, το

cause, the Cause, the deity

ανδρεια

courage, manliness - one of the four cardinal virtues standardized by the Stoics, the others are σοφροσυνη, δικαιοσυνη, φρονησις

αρετη, 'η

virtue, sometimes synonymous with ανδρεια

το αυτο

the same, sameness

γενος, το

genus, the generic

δικαιοσυνη, 'η

justice

ειδος, το

species, the specific

ευσεβεια

pietas, piety

επιστημη, 'η

understanding

ευδαιμονια, 'η

happiness, good fortune, blessedness

το θατερον

the other, otherness

'ηδονη, 'η

pleasure (one of the four Stoic παθη - the others are λυπη, φοβος, επιθυμια)

ιδεα, 'η

form (Platonic), idea

καρτερια, 'η

endurance

λογος, 'ο

reason, word (also Stoic) - in Philo has biblical overtones

νους, 'ο

mind

οικειωσις, 'η

appropriation, affinity (also Stoic)

ποιοτης, 'η

quality

σκια, 'η

shadow (prob. Platonic)

συνιστημι

compose; (intrans or pass) be composed of, consist of

χωρα, 'η

place, space, region

φρονησις, 'η

understanding, wisdom, prudence

φυσις, 'η

nature (usually a Stoic concept)

φυσικως

naturally, in the realm of natural science, or philosophically

εκδιδασκω, αναδιδασκω

to teach thoroughly, explain, draw out meaning

'ιεροφανταω

to explain or conduct the mysteries

μυστης, 'ο

initiate, one who is intiated

μυω, μυεω

to inititate

αμυητος

uninitated

τελετη, 'η

rite