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Headword:
*)/emfasin
Adler number: epsilon,1069
Translated headword: impression
Vetting Status: high
Translation: [Meaning] pretence, thought; or size.[1]
Polybius [writes]: "Philip retreated in confusion, creating an impression that he had returned for one of the operations in the Peloponnese".[2]
"This defence [read: abuse] and impressions no educated man would have proffered, nor even someone selling his body in a brothel".[3]
*)/emfasin: prospoi/hsin, e)nno/hsin: h)\ to\ me/geqos. *polu/bios: o( de\ *fi/lippos a)nexw/rhse diataraxqei/s, poiw=n de\ e)/mfasin, w(s e)pi/ tina tw=n e)n *peloponnh/sw| pra/cewn e)pestrofw/s. tau/thn de\ th\n a)pologi/an kai\ ta\s e)mfa/seis ou)x oi(=on a)/n tis die/qeto pepaideume/nos a)nh/r, a)ll' ou)de\ tw=n a)po\ te/gous a)/xri tou= sw/matos ei)rgasme/nwn ou)dei/s.
Notes:
See also
epsilon 1070.
[1] Likewise or similarly in other lexica. The headword noun, in the accusative case, must be extracted from somewhere, but not necessarily from the first quotation given here.
[2]
Polybius 5.110.6 (the first part of it paraphrased), on Philip V of Macedon in 217/16.
[3]
Polybius 12.13.2; cf.
delta 472,
epsilon 1070.
Translated by: David Whitehead on 6 April 2007@09:30:43.
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