- ἀπάτης (apatēs) – of a trick, fraud, deceit; of guile, treachery
- Δημήτριον (Dēmētrion) – of or belonging to Demeter; temple of Demeter
- διαμεμερισμένοι (diamemerismenoi) – (those) having been divided, separated; distributed; set against (each other)
- εἰδότας (eidotas) – (those) having seen, perceived; (those) knowing
- ἔκτισεν (ektisen) – he/she/it founded, built; produced, created, brought into being; made, perpetrated
- ἡ νομοθετική (hē nomothetikē) – the art of legislation; the law-creating power (Proclus In Crat. 51.36)
- ἡγήσατο (hēgēsato) – he/she/it went before, led the way; guided, conducted; commanded; ruled; believed, held
- κνισμός (knismos) – itching, tickling, irritation; quarrel
- κύκλον (kuklon) – ring, circle; wheel; circular motion, orbit; orb, disk; cycle; circular dance
- λεόντειον (leonteion) – of a lion; lion-like
- μύλον (mulon) – mill; millstone; grinder, molar
- νόσος (nosos) – sickness, disease, plague; distress, anguish; madness; bane, mischief
- ὄνου (onou) – of an ass, donkey
- Ὄσιρις (Osiris) – Osiris
- πυρί (puri) – to/for/by/with fire; sacrificial fire; funeral pyre; lightning; light, heat; flame
- τὸ ὅλον (to holon) – the whole; the all; the universe
- τοιᾶσδε (toiasde) – of (someone/something) such as this, such as you see
- φοβῇ (phobēi) – you may fear, be put to flight; dost thou fear? (Luke 23:40)
- φοίβη (phoibē) – pure, bright, radiant
- Φοίβη (Phoibē) – Phoebe, daughter of Ouranos and Gaia; later, an epithet of Artemis