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- βουλόμεθα (boulometha) – we will, wish, are willing; mean; prefer; are wont (to do)
- δαιμονιζόμενος (daimonizomenos) – (one) having a fate appointed; being deified; being possessed by a demon
- διδαχή (didakhē) – teaching, instruction; elucidation; training, rehearsing, discipline
- ἐπικάλυμμα (epikalumma) – cover, veil; cloak; covering
- ἡ ἰαχή (hē iakhē) – the cry, shout; wail, shriek; shout of joy
- ἡ κακότης (hē kakotēs) – the badness; the baseness, cowardice; the wickedness, vice; the distress, misery
- ἡ σμάραγδος (hē smaragdos) – the emerald
- ἡ Σμάραγδος (hē Smaragdos) – the name of the emerald mines in Egypt
- θύσῃ (thusēi) – to/for/by/with raging, seething
- θύσῃ (thusēi) – he/she/it might offer by burning; sacrifice; slay; celebrate with an offering
- μετάρροια (metarrhoia) – change of course or stream; reflux (Plotinus Enn. 4.5.7.8 applies it to light)
- ὁ γαμέτης (ho gametēs) – the husband, spouse
- πλατείας (plateias) – of (something) wide, broad, flat, level; diffuse, widespread; of a street
- σεληνιάζεται (selēniazetai) – he/she/it is moonstruck; is a lunatic; is sublunar, i.e. subject to change and decay
- τηρήσαι (tērēsai) – that he/she/it would watch over, take care of, guard; observe; keep watch; preserve, retain