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Headword: *)anai/mones
Adler number: alpha,2200
Translated headword: bloodless [ones]
Vetting Status: high
Translation:
[Meaning those] lacking blood.[1]
Also [sc. attested is the singular form] a)/naimos, [meaning] one not having blood.[2]
Also [sc. attested is the adverb] a)naimwti/ ["bloodlessly"], [meaning] without blood.[3]
Also [sc. attested is the phrase] "without thirst for blood",[4] that is angelic; for the angels do not have blood, in that they do not even eat. The Logothete says [this] about Saint Daniel with regard to an inscription [found] on his column.[5]
Greek Original:
*)anai/mones: a)nai/matoi. kai\ *)/anaimos, o( mh\ e)/xwn ai(=ma. kai\ *)anaimwti\, a)/neu ai(/matos. kai\ *)anai/moni di/yh|, toute/stin a)ggelikh=|: ai(=ma ga\r ou)k e)/xousin oi( a)/ggeloi, kaqo\ ou)de\ e)sqi/ousi. peri\ tou= a(gi/ou *danih/l fhsin o( *logoqe/ths ei)s e)pi/gramma dh=qen tou= ki/onos au)tou=.
Notes:
[1] Same glossing in Photius and elsewhere. The headword, nominative plural of a)nai/mwn, is quoted from Homer, Iliad 5.342, where it refers to the gods.
[2] Medical/zoological term; the opposite of e)/naimos (epsilon 1200). See also omicron 151.
[3] From the scholia to Homer, Odyssey 18.149, where this adverb occurs.
[4] Life of Daniel the Stylite 19, PG 116:996b.
[5] The reference is to the author of the Menologion of Basil II, Symeon Metaphrastes, often identified as Symeon Logothete. The entry for Daniel's festival on Dec. 11 [PG 117:201] refers, however, to wind [a)/nemos]. Rather than the Menologion, the reference is to the inscription quoted in the Life of St. Daniel the Stylite (409-493), c.36: "Upon a double column firm his feet are set; Ambrosial hunger, bloodless thirst support his frame."
Reference:
Life of Daniel the Stylite: web address 1.
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Translated by: John Arnold on 19 June 2000@16:17:52.
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