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- ἀδαμαντίνη (adamantinē) – adamantine, of steel; hard as adamant
- ἀνάβασις (anabasis) – going up; ascension; inundation; ascent (of a tower, mountain, etc.); progress
- ἀπολογίας (apologias) – of a (speech of) defense
- ἀσελγείαις (aselgeiais) – to/for/by/with (acts of) licentiousness, wanton violence, insolence
- βαπτίζειν (baptizein) – to dip, plunge; to baptize
- βοσκομένη (boskomenē) – feeding, tending; grazing, being fed, being nurtured
- δαιμονίοις (daimoniois) – to/for/by/with divine powers, divinities; daemons
- δεῖ παλλακίδος (dei pallakidos) – there is need of a concubine
- ἐλθόντα (elthonta) – (the things) having come (about)
- ζύμῃ (zumēi) – to/for/by/with the leaven, beer-yeast; corruption, falsehood
- ἡ σησάμη (hē sēsamē) – the sesame, Sesamum indicum
- ἡ σησαμῆ (hē sēsamē) – a mixture of sesame-seeds, roasted and pounded with honey
- θέλοντα (thelonta) – the willing (things)
- Κυβέλη (Kubelē) – Cybele, a Phrygian mother-goddess
- λέοντι (leonti) – to/for/by/with a lion; the constellation Leo
- μισεῖς (miseis) – you hate
- πέπλος (peplos) – any woven cloth, sheet, carpet, curtain, veil; upper garment or mantle; robe
- τρεῖν (trein) – to flee; to fear; terror; a Pythagorean name for three