cru<Eth>"-ourgei`on , tov, ( * e[rgw ) a gold mine, Strab.
crusou`"
cru<Eth>sou`" , h`, ou`n , Att. contr. for cruvseo" .
crusofahv"
cru<Eth>so-fahv" , ev" , ( favo" ) with golden light, Eur.
crusofavlaro"
cru<Eth>so-favla±ro" , on , with trappings of gold, Eur.
crusofegghv"
cru<Eth>so-fegghv" , ev" , ( fevggo" ) gold-beaming, Aesch.
crusovfilo"
cru<Eth>sov-fiØlo" , on , gold-loving, Anth.
crusoforevw
cru<Eth>soforevw , f. hvsw , to wear golden ornaments or apparel, Hdt .: with golden scales, Luc. From crusofovro"
crusofovro"
cru<Eth>so-fovro" , on , ( fevrw ) wearing gold, i.e. golden ornaments, Hdt ., Eur.
crusofuvlax
cru<Eth>so-fuvlax »uØ1/4, a±ko", oJ, hJ , keeping gold, cr. quvlako" a money bag, Plut. :—as Subst. a gold-keeper, Hdt ., Eur.
crusocaivth"
cru<Eth>so-caivth" , poët. -cai`ta± , oJ , golden-haired, Pind.
crusocavlino"
cru<Eth>so-cavli<Eth>no" »a±1/4, on , with gold-studded bridle, Hdt ., Xen.
crusovceir
cru<Eth>sov-ceir , ceiro", oJ, hJ , with gold rings, Luc.
crusocivtwn
cru<Eth>so-civtwn »iØ1/4, wno", oJ, hJ , with coat of gold, Anth.
crusocoei`on
cru<Eth>socoei`on , tov , the shop of a crusocovo" , ap. Dem.
crusocoevw
cru<Eth>socoevw , f. hvsw , to work in gold, work as a goldsmith, Ar ., Xen.
II. to smelt ore in order to get gold from it; whence crusocoei`n was used proverb. of those who fail in any tempting speculation, Plat .; and crusocoi>kov"