- αἱ ἁγνεῖαι (hai hagneiai) – the strict observances of religious duties; the purifications, ceremonies
- αἱ βδέλλαι (hai bdellai) – the leeches; the lampreys
- ἀμέλει (amelei) – never mind, do not trouble yourself; doubtless, by all means, of course
- δήλημα (dēlēma) – mischief, bane; destruction, ruin
- διάγγελε (diangele) – deliver the message!, preach!
- ἐκεῖνα (ekeina) – those (things); the ideal world (Plato Phaedrus 250a)
- ἐλαλήθη (elalēthē) – it was spoken, told
- ἡ ἀνάγκη (hē anankē) – the force, constraint, necessity; natural need, necessary condition; compulsion
- ἡ Ἀνάγκη (hē Anankē) – the goddess Ananke, personified Necessity (Plato Republic 617b)
- θιγγάνει (thinganei) – he/she/it touches, handles; takes hold of; attempts; reaches, wins
- ἰαμβική (iambikē) – of invective; iambic
- λάξ (lax) – with the foot, with the heel; underfoot
- λίαν (lian) – very, exceedingly; very much, overmuch
- νῖκαι (nikai) – victories; successes