ajplusiva
ajpluØsiva , hJ , filthiness, filth, Anth. From a[pluto"
a[pluto"
a[-pluØto" , on , ( pluvnw ) unwashen, unwashed, Ar.
aJplw`"
aJplw`" , Adv. of aJplou`" , Lat. simpliciter , singly, in one way, Plat.
II.
simply, plainly, openly, frankly,
Aesch
.,
etc.
2.
simply, absolutely,
aJplw`" ajduvnaton
Thuc
.;
oujdemiva aJplw`"
none
at all,
Id.;
o{sÆejstin aJplw`"
simply
all there are,
Ar.
3. in a word, Lat. denique , Eur ., Xen.
ajpneustiv
ajpneustiv , Adv. of a[pneusto", ajp. e[cein to hold ones breath, Plat .; without drawing breath, Dem.
a[pneusto"
a[-pneusto" , on , ( pnevw ) breathless, Od.
a[pnoo"
a[-pnoo" , on , contr. a[-pnou" , oun , ( pnevw ) without breath, lifeless, Anth.
ajpov, jAP vO, ajpov
jAP vO , poët. ajpaiv , Prep. c. gen. = Lat. ab , from.
I.
O
F
P
LACE
:
1.
of Motion,
from, away from,
Hom
.,
etc.
; of warriors fighting
from
chariots,
Hom.
2.
of Position,
away from, far from, apart from,
ajpo; h|" ajlovcoio
Il.;
ajpÆ ojfqalmw`n
far from
sight, Ib.;
ajpo; qalavssh"
Thuc
.,
etc.
3. of the mind, ajpo; qumou` away from, i.e. alien from, my heart, Il.; oujk ajpo; trovpou not without reason, Plat. ; oujk ajpo; pravgmato" Dem.
4.
in partitive sense,
ai\sÆ ajpo; lhi?do"
a part
from
the booty, a share
of
it, Od.
II.
O
F
T
IME
,
from, after,
ajpo; deivpnou
after
supper, Il.;
ajpo; deivpnou genevsqai
to have done supper,
Hdt.
,
etc.
;
ajfÆ ou|
(
sc.
crovnou
),
Lat.
ex quo
,
Id.,
etc.
III.
O
F
O
RIGIN,
C
AUSE
,
etc.
:
1.
of that from which one is born,
oujk ajpo; druo;" oujdÆ ajpo; pevtrh"
not
sprung from
oak or rock, Od.;
trivto" ajpo; Diov"
third
in descent from
Zeus,
Plat.
;
oiJ ajpo; Spavrth"
the men
from
Sparta,
Hdt.
:
metaph.
of things,
kavllo" ajpo; Carivtwn
beauty
born of
the Graces, such as they give, Od.;
gavla ajpo; boov"
Aesch
.:of connexion with the leader of a sect,
oiJ ajpo; Plavtwno"
, Platos disciples;
oiJ ajpo; th`sÆAkadhmiva", ajpo; th`" Stoa`"
, the Academics, the Stoics,
Plut.
,
etc.
2.
of the Material
from
or
of
which a thing is made,
ajpo; xuvlou
Hdt
.;
ajpo; mevlito"
Theocr.
3.
of the Instrument
from
or
by
which a thing is done,
ajpÆ ajrgurevoio bioi`o
by [arrow
shot from]
silver bow, Il.
4. of the Person from whom an act comes, i.e. by whom it is done, oujde;n mevga e[rgon ajpÆ aujtou` ejgevneto Hdt .; ejpravcqh ajpÆ aujtou` oujdevn Thuc .;so that ajpov came to be used like uJpov , but implying a