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- ἀγέλην (agelēn) – herd; company; shoal; school (of fish)
- Ἀμάλθεια (Amaltheia) – the goat Amaltheia, which suckled Zeus
- ἀνεικία (aneikia) – lack of strife, a Pythagorean name for five and nine (Theol. Arith. 34.11, 77.14)
- διδάξῃ (didaxēi) – he/she/it will instruct, teach; explain; indicate, give sign of
- ἔθηκεν (ethēken) – he/she/it put, placed; deposited; paid; established; fought; disposed; put to order, managed
- ἡ θαλάμη (hē thalamē) – the lurking-place, den, lair; the bedroom; the grave; the cavity (of the body)
- ἡ θεία ἀλήθεια (hē theia alētheia) – the divine truth (Proclus In Parm. 680.30)
- ἰδιάζειν (idiazein) – to be alone, secluded; to be peculiar, special; to be the property of; to be peculiar to an individual
- λέαινα (leaina) – lioness
- μεγάλῃ (megalēi) – to/for/by/with (something) big; full-grown; vast, high; great, mighty; loud; impressive
- πέδη (pedē) – fetter; anklet, bangle; mode of breaking a horse by riding him in figure-eights