- ἀνόμους (anomous) – lawless, impious (ones)
- ἀπολελυμένον (apolelumenon) – having perished, died, ceased to exist
- ἀπόστολοι (apostoloi) – messengers, ambassadors; messengers from God, apostles; naval squadrons
- ἀροῦσιν (arousing) – they will lift, raise up; exalt; take away, remove; destroy
- ἀρχιερεῖ (arkhierei) – to/for/by/with the high priest, pontifex maximus
- βαπτίζονται (baptizontai) – they were dipped, plunged; drowned; drenched; baptized
- ἔλαμψεν (elampsen) – he/she/it gave light, shined; shone forth, was famous; bestowed light, caused to shine
- ἔπεμψα (epempsa) – I sent; sent away, dismissed; discharged; conducted, escorted
- ἐπηρεάζοντες (epēreazontes) – (ones) threatening abusively, speaking disparagingly; insolent (ones)
- ἐπικαλούμενον (epikaloumenon) – (one) called, summoned; invoked; appealed to; surnamed; challenged; accused
- ἐξουθενηθείς (exouthenētheis) – having been set at naught; having been devalued, abased
- θανάτου (thanatou) – of death
- ἱματίου (himatiou) – of a piece of dress, an outer garment; of a cloth
- κατάφαγε (kataphage) – eat!, devour!
- λύσας (lusas) – having loosened, freed; unfastened, unbound; unyoked; released, delivered; resolved; destroyed
- λύσσα (lussa) – rage, fury, martial rage; raging madness, frenzy; Bacchic madness
- Λύσσα (Lussa) – (personified) the goddess Lyssa, Madness
- μετὰ τὰ ὄργια (meta ta orgia) – after the secret rites, secret worship; the rites, sacrifices; the mysteries
- ὁμήγυρις (homēguris) – assembly, meeting; company
- περικρατεῖς (perikrateis) – grasping, tenacious (ones); (the ones) having full command over
- πορευόμεναι (poreuomenai) – (those) being driven, carried; going, walking, marching; living
- προορίσας (proorisas) – determining beforehand, predetermining, predestining
- πυραμίς (puramis) – pyramid; the first solid geometrical figure, defined by four points; Pythagorean name for four
- σοφίαν (sophian) – wisdom, learning, cleverness, skill; Sophia
- Τιμαίου (Timaiou) – of Timaeus
- τὸ ἐξῃρημένον ἓν (to exēirēmenon hen) – the transcendent One (Proclus In Parm. 710.36, 1070.13-15)
- φαλλός (phallos) – penis (especially when erect); phallus, a symbol of fertility or potency