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- δειλόν (deilon) – cowardly, vile, worthless, lowborn; miserable, wretched
- ἡ ἄλοξ (hē alox) – the furrow; the wife; the furrow in the skin, gash, wound
- ἡ ἀνδοκεία (hē andokeia) – the series, succession; the reception; the surety
- ἡ κλῖμαξ (hē klimax) – the ladder; the gangway; the staircase; the climax (in rhetoric)
- ἡ ὁμιλία (hē homilia) – the intercourse, company, communion; sexual intercourse; instruction; association
- καιρική (kairikē) – timely; appropriate to certain times or seasons, seasonable; temporal
- λιγαίνειν (ligainein) – to cry out with a loud, clear voice; to sing of; to charm
- λίθον (lithon) – stone
- νόημα (noēma) – that which is perceived, perception, thought; purpose, idea, design; concept; understanding
- ξηρά (xēra) – dry; withered, lean; fasting, austere, harsh; arid
- ὁ ἀμήν (ho amēn) – the amen, verily, so be it (Hebrew adverb)
- πλάνη (planē) – wandering, roaming; discursive treatment; going astray, illusion, deceit, error