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- ἀδυνατήσει (adunatēsei) – he/she/it lacks strength, is unable; is impossible
- ἀλώπηξ (alōpēx) – fox, Canis vulpes; a large bat; a kind of dance
- ἀνώγεον (anōgeon) – upper room (Mark 14:15)
- διεσάφησαν (diesaphēsan) – they made quite clear, showed plainly; sent clear information
- ἐπελθών (epelthōn) – (he) having approached; come suddenly upon; attacked; come forward; discussed, recounted
- ἡ ἄλοχος (hē alokhos) – the partner of one’s bed, wife; leman, concubine
- ἡ δυναστεία (hē dunasteia) – the power, lordship, domination; oligarchy; political power (Proclus In Alc. 111.8)
- ἠνεῳγμένη (ēneōigmenē) – (she/it was) opened (Revelation 4:1)
- θεωρεῖν (qeōrein) – to look at, behold, inspect, review; to contemplate, consider, observe, theorize
- θύρσος (thursos) – thyrsus, an ivy-wreathed wand with a pine-cone at the top, carried by devotees of Dionysus
- κέδρων (kedrōn) – of juniper berries
- πληροφορίαι (plērophoriai) – certainties; assurances given