- Ἀβιαθάρ (Abiathar) – Abiathar, the Jewish high-priest (ἀρχιερεύς) at Mark 2:26
- ἀγμοί (agmoi) – fractures (of bones); broken cliffs, crags
- ἀναγαγεῖν (anagagein) – to lead up, take up, conduct; lift up, raise up; train, rear; elevate, ascend
- βίβλοι (bibloi) – inner bark of the papyrus plant (βύβλος); papyrus scrolls, books; sacred writings
- γάμοι (gamoi) – weddings, marriages
- δέρει (derei) – he/she/it skins, flays; separates by avulsion; cudgels, thrashes, beats
- διπλῆ (diplē) – twofold, double; mutual; compound; doubtful; double-minded, treacherous
- Ἐρβήθ (Erbēth) –Erbēth, a divine name (cf. Πακερβήθ) at PGM 1.253, 2.115, 4.2208, 4.2220, 4.3261, 7.947, 7.947, 12.444, 12.459, 12.465, 14.22, 36.5 ff., 36.77, 46.6, 58.22
- ἡ ἀπειθία (hē apeithia) – the disobedience (later form of ἀπείθεια)
- ἡ Ἥρη (hē Hērē) – the goddess Hera (Ionic for Ἥρα)
- ἡ ἱερά (hē hiera) – the serpent; one of various kinds of medicine
- θέλοι (theloi) – he/she/it would, wished
- κηπεία (kēpeia) – garden
- λογίαι 1 (logiai) – learned, erudite, eloquent (ones)
- λογίαι 2 (logiai) – collections, gatherings (late variant of λογείαι)
- μάγοι (magoi) – Persian priests; magicians, enchanters, wizards; impostors, charlatans
- ὀλίγαι (oligai) – little, small, slight, weak (ones); few