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  • ἀγμός (agmos) – fracture (of a bone); broken cliff, crag
  • ἀζαλέος (azaleos) – dry, parched; withered, sapless; harsh, cruel; parching, scorching
  • ἀσθένημα (asthenēma) – weakness, ailment
  • βίβλος (biblos) – inner bark of the papyrus plant (βύβλος); bark; papyrus scroll, book
  • γάμος (gamos) – wedding, marriage, wedlock; Pythagorean name for three, five, or six
  • διπλόον (diploon) – twofold, double; mutual; compound; doubtful; double-minded, treacherous
  • ἐγέμισαν (egemisan) – they filled full, loaded, freighted; stuffed, gorged
  • κέκμηκας (kekmēkas) – you have worked, wrought; toiled, labored; been distressed, sick
  • λογίας (logias) – of a collection (later spelling of λογείας)
  • μάγος (magos) – a Persian priest; magician, enchanter, wizard; impostor, charlatan
  • ὀλίγας (oligas) – of (someone or something) little, small; weak
  • πηγάζεις (pēgazeis) – you spring, gush forth