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  • ἀάατον (aaaton) – not to be injured, inviolable; unimpeachable, decisive; invincible
  • ἀσεβεῖς (asebeis) – ungodly, unholy, profane, sacrilegious (ones)
  • ἀσεβεῖς (asebeis) – you are impious, act profanely, commit sacrilege; sin against
  • αὐθάδη (authadē) – self-willed, stubborn, surly; remorseless (things)
  • διὰ τιμήν (dia timēn) – because of worship, esteem, honor; dignity, lordship; worth, value, price
  • διέξοδος (diexodos) – outlet, passage; way out; pathway, orbit; issue, event; means of escape; excursion
  • ἔνδον διαθέσεις (endon diatheseis) – inner dispositions; inner conditions (Proclus In Tim. 1.65.21)
  • ἐπαμοιβαδίς (epamoibadis) – interchangeably
  • ἐπὶ διαθήκης (epi diathēkēs) – in/on/upon a disposition, testament, will; in/on/upon a covenant
  • ἐπίσημοι (episēmoi) – (those) serving to distinguish; having a mark; notable, remarkable; significant; conspicuous
  • ἐπιτήδεια (epitēdeia) – fit, fitting, suitable, adapted, convenient (things) (Iamblichus DM 1.8.29.2; 5.7.207.11)
  • ἐρῆμος (erēmos) – desolate, lonely, solitary; empty; bereft of; wanting, without; unclaimed, vacant
  • ζεύγη (zeugē) – yoke of beasts; pair of mules, oxen, or horses; pair, couple
  • ἡ ἄγαρρις (hē agarris) – the meeting
  • ἡ ἄγασις (hē agasis) – the rejoicing
  • ἡ δεισιδαιμονία (hē deisidaimonia) – the fear of the gods, religious feeling; superstition
  • κατάρα (katara) – a curse
  • κατῆλθεν (katēlthen) – he/she/it came down, descended; came to; came back, returned
  • λεπτή (leptē) – peeled, husked; thin, small, fine, delicate; subtle, refined
  • ὁ Ἑρμῆς (ho Hermēs) – Hermes, Mercury; the planet Mercury
  • ὀρεγόμενοι (oregomenoi) – (those) stretching (themselves) out; reaching at, grasping at; aiming at; yearning for, desiring
  • παλινδρομική (palindromikē) – recurring (of the tide, etc.); palidromic
  • παραλογίζομαι (paralogizomai) – I cheat, defraud; reckon fraudulently; reason falsely; mislead by fallacious reasoning
  • πέλτη (peltē) – small light shield; horse’s ornament; shaft of a spear, pole
  • πλήρες (plēres) – full, complete; solid, whole; satisfied, satiated, gorged; infected, polluted
  • τηρεῖ (tērei) – he/she/it watches over, takes care of, guards; gives heed to, observes; notices; preserves, retains