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- βασιλείοις (basileiois) – to/for/with/by royal (things/ones)
- βλέποντα (bleponta) – seeing, looking; beholding; looking for
- δίδυμοι (didumoi) – twins; testicles; ovaries; the constellation Gemini
- ἕστηκε (hestēke) – he/she/it has stood
- ἡ ἁγιστεία (hē hagisteia) – the ritual, service
- ἡμέτεροι (hēmeteroi) – our (things)
- κεκοσμημένοι (kekosmēmenoi) – (those) having ordered, arranged, adorned; prepared; armored (themselves)
- κερδήσας (kerdēsas) – (one) having gained; having derived profit or advantage
- κίστη (kistē) – basket; that which holds the sacred objects in the Eleusinian Mysteries
- Κύθηρα (Kuthēra) – Cythera, an island off the southeastern tip of the Peloponnese (modern Kythira)
- κυρίη (kuriē) – authority, power; possession, control
- ληπτόν (lēpton) – apprehended; taken; apprehended by the senses; acceptable
- νόησις (noēsis) – intelligence, understanding; process of thought; idea, concept
- πίλησις (pilēsis) – compression of wool or felt (Plato Laws 849c); compression, solidification, contraction
- πρὸ νίκης (pro nikēs) – before victory; before mastery; in front of Nike, the goddess of victory
- προσένεγκε (prosenenke) – he/she/it brought upon, applied to; added; presented, offered; addressed; paid
- τὸ ἐπάγγελμα (to epangelma) – the promise, profession; the subject (of a treatise); the art
- τὸ μὴ ὄν (to mē on) – non-being; non-existence