speaking clearly σᾰφ-ηγορίς,ίδος, pecul. fem. ofΣαφήγορος, A. speaking clearlyortruly,ΣίβυλλαEpigr. ap. Paus. 10.12.6 .
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speaking clearly σᾰφ-ηγορίς,ίδος, pecul. fem. ofΣαφήγορος, A. speaking clearlyortruly,ΣίβυλλαEpigr. ap. Paus. 10.12.6 .
priest of Augustus Σεβαστο-φάντης,ου,ὁ, A. priest of Augustus, Lat.flamen Augusti, OGI 479.6 (Dorylaeum,ii A.D.), IGRom. 3.22 (Bithynia), Sardis 7(1).62 , etc.; fem.Σεβαστο-φάντις,ιδος, OGI 479.13 .
Siren-like Σειρήνειος,ον, A. Siren-like: metaph.,bewitching, LXX 4 Ma. 15.21 , Hld. 5.1 :—in codd. freq.σειρήνιος. Also fem.Adj. Σειρηνίς,ίδος, D.P. 360 , Tz. H. 1.341 , andΣειρηνίδες,=Σειρῆνες, ib.
woman's shoe from Seleucia Σελευκ-ίς,ίδος,ἡ, a kind of A. woman's shoe from Seleuciain Syria, Poll. 7.94 , Hsch. II. a drinking-cup, so named after Seleucus, Polem.Hist. 57 , Inscr.Délos 443 B b 7
ivory crecent σελην-ίς,ίδος,ἡ, A. ivory crecenton the boots of Roman senators, Plu. 2.282a . 2. an amulet worn by children, Hsch. 3. = σελήνη 1.2 , Phot.
flavoured with celery σελῑν-ίτης[ῑτ] οἶνος,ὁ , wine A. flavoured with celery, Dsc. 5.74 . II. σελῑν-ῖτις,ιδος,ἡ,=χαμαίκισσος, Ps.- Dsc. 4.125 .
cross-beam σελίς,ίδος,ἡ, A. cross-beamof stone in ceiling-construction, IG 12.374.58 , al., 42(1).103.163 , al. (Epid.,iv B.C.), SIG 244i39 (Delph.,iv B.C.). 2. junction, cross-pieceleft unexcavated
angler's noose made of hair σελμίς,ίδος,ἡ, A. angler's noose made of hair(ὁρμιὰ τριχίνη), Hsch. 2. = ἴκρια , Id.:—alsoσελμῶν: σανίδων, Id.σέλπιδες: σχεδίαι, Id.σέλπον,τό,=σίλφιον, Id.
the finest wheaten flour σεμίδᾱλις[ῐ],εως orιος(εοςin Archestr. Fr. 4.14 ),ἡ, A. the finest wheaten flour, Hp. Vict. 2.42 ,Acut.(Sp.) 53 , Ar. Fr. 412 , Hermipp. 63.22 , Stratt. 2 (who has gen.-ιδος
endive σέρῐς,ἡ, gen.ιδος(εως Gp. 12.28 tit.), pl. A. σέρεις Diog. Ep. 32.1 and 3 :—endiveorchicory(ς. ἀγρία,= Chicory, Cichorium Intybus,ς. κηπευτή,= Endive, Cichorium Endivia, Dsc. 2.132 ), Epic
female house-slave, housekeeper σηκ-ίς,ίδος,ἡ, (σηκός) A. female house-slave, housekeeper, Ar. V. 768 , Pherecr. 10 (where however it seems to be a pr. n.), cf. Poll. 3.76 , Phot.
sesame-seller, σησᾰμο-πώλης,ου,ὁ, A. sesame-seller, IG 22.1561.23 ; fem.σησᾰμό-πωλις,ιδος, ib. 1554.40 .
bird σιᾰλίς,ίδος,ἡ, a kind of A. bird, Did. ap. Ath. 9.392f . II. σιαλίς: βλέννος, Ἀχαιοί, Hsch.
of iron σῐδηρ-ίτης[ῑτ],ου,ὁ , fem.σῐδηρ-ῖτις,ιδος: Dor. σῐδᾱρίτας,α , ὁ:— A. of iron,ς. πόλεμος ironwar, Pi. N. 5.19 ;ς. τέχνηthesmith'sart, Eup. 263 ;ς. πέτραrockwith iron orein it, D.S. 5.13 ; ς.
iron-eating σῐδηρο-βρώς,ῶτος,ὁ,ἡ, (βιβρώσκω) A. iron-eating, θηγάνη S. Aj. 820 ; where the Sch. has a fem. formσῐδηρο-βρῶτις,ιδος.
of σιμβλ-ήϊος,η,ον, A. oforfrom the hive,ς. ἔργα μελισσέων honey, A.R. 3.1036 :— pecul. fem.σιμβληί̈ς,ί̈δος, πέτρη ς.a holein a rockused by bees as a hive, Id. 1.880 ; also σιμβληί̈δες μέλισσαι AP 9
ravager, plunderer σίνις[σῐ],ιδος,ὁ , acc.σίνιν,(σίνομαι) A. ravager, plunderer, Αὐτόλυκον πολέων κτεάνων σίνιν Antim. (?) ap.Sch. S. OC 378 ;ἔθρεψεν λέοντα σίνιν δόμοις(λέοντος ἶνινConington) A. A
a Σίντιες,οἱ, theSintians, a name (variously expld. in Eust. 158.4s q.) of early inhabitants of Lemnos, Il. 1.594 , Od. 8.294 , Hellanic. 71 ( A. a), (c) J. :—henceΣιντηί̈ς,ί̈δος,ἡ , old name of Lemn
jar σῐπυ-ί̈ς,ί̈δος,ἡ ,=σιπύη, A. jar, Hp. Steril. 235 , cf. Gal. 19.138 .
instrument for hoeing, hoe σκᾰλ-ίς,ίδος,ἡ, A. instrument for hoeing, hoeorshovel, IG 22.1424a391 , 1548 , Str. 3.2.9 , J. BJ 2.8.9 .
stone coloured like the fish σκᾰρῖτις,ιδος,ἡ, A. stone coloured like the fish σκάρος, Plin. HN 37.187 .
bowl σκᾰφ-ίς(A),ίδος,ἡ, Dim. of σκάφη; esp. I. bowl,ἄγγεα πάντα, γαυλοί τε σκαφίδες τε small milk-pails, Od. 9.223 ; mentioned amongbakers' vesselsin Ar. Fr. 417 ; later,drinking vesselormeasure, Hp
boat, skiff σκᾰφ-ίς(B),ίδος,ἡ, Dim. of σκάφος(B), A. boat, skiff, ib. 7.214 ( Arch. ), Palaeph. 12 .
the district of Laconia near the Arcadian town Σκῑρῖτις(sc.γῆ),ιδος,ἡ, A. the district of Laconia near the Arcadian town Σκῖρος, Th. 5.33 , X. HG 7.4.21 , SIG 665.31 (Olympia,ii B.C.). II. = ἡ δωδε