Bacchae 266-342

ὅπλοις

• in arms (as of an army)
• all over (+acc.)
• stronger, mightier
• well-running, running easily
• starting point, occasion, opportunity

ἀνά

• in arms (as of an army)
• all over (+acc.)
• stronger, mightier
• well-running, running easily
• starting point, occasion, opportunity

σπένδω

• to sew up in
• an unborn or newborn child
• to pour, pour out as a libation
• remedy, cure
• hard work, toil

μαντικός, ή, όν

• to throw into a different position, turn quickly
• arrangement, battle array
• prophetic
• prophet, seer
• child, offspring

πάλλω

• to shake, move to and fro
• broken-off shoot
• to poise, sway
• plain
• two peaked (like Parnassus)

μεταβάλλω

• prophetic
• child, offspring
• prophet, seer
• to throw into a different position, turn quickly
• arrangement, battle array

συνωρίς, ίδος, ἡ

• most painful, grievous or distressing
• cure, remedy, relief
• pair of horses
• to crown
• to satisfy, delight, gladden, cheer

ἐξεῖπον

• which of two, either of two
• dry
• to declare
• well-running, running easily
• starting point, occasion, opportunity

ἄμπελος, ου, ὁ

• river, stream
• forgetfulness
• grape-vine
• to fill full of (+gen.), to fill with (+dat.), to fill up
• suffering, wretched

ἐνράπτω

• to pour, pour out as a libation
• hard work, toil
• remedy, cure
• to sew up in
• an unborn or newborn child