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Headword:
*(ubri/zein
Adler number: upsilon,11
Translated headword: to do violence, to act insolently
Vetting Status: high
Translation: In reference to behaving shamefully.[1] "[He] supposed that they, wicked as they were, [sc. were disposed] to do violence and to be idle."[2]
"But he did not live at random, as least as far as I can judge, nor indeed like the many bent over the table and eager to be satiated and to act insolently, but striving to know something more under the guidance of the god."[3]
Greek Original:*(ubri/zein: e)pi\ tou= ai)sxrw=s diaita=sqai. u(pe/labe ponhrou\s o)/ntas u(bri/zein kai\ r(a|stwneu/esqai. o( de\ ou) ma/thn e)/zh w(/s ge e)me\ kri/nein, ou)de\ mh\n w(s oi( polloi\ e)s trape/zas kekufe/nai kai\ e)mpi/plasqai kai\ u(bri/zein speu/dwn, a)lla\ ple/on ti ei)de/nai masteu/wn u(f' h(gemo/ni qew=|.
Notes:
The headword, probably extracted from the first quotation given, is present infinitive of
u(bri/zw (
upsilon 13). For this verb see also
upsilon 12,
upsilon 17,
upsilon 18, and cf. more generally
upsilon 14,
upsilon 15,
upsilon 16,
upsilon 19,
upsilon 20,
upsilon 21.
[1] No equivalent of this glossing in other lexica.
[2]
Aelian fr. 279b Domingo-Forasté (281 Hercher).
[3]
Aelian fr. 314b Domingo-Forasté (317 Hercher). Formerly claimed as
Damascius,
Life of Isidore fr. 307 Asmus (and 370 Zintzen); see
mu 257.
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 23 April 2008@11:54:41.
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