2. ta; ejn Livmnai" or ta; Lhvnaia (in the suburb Livmnai , where the Lhvnaion stood), in Gamelion (January).
3.
ta; jAnqesthvria
in Anthesterion (February).
4.
ta; ajstikav
or
ta; katÆ a[stu
, also called
ta; mevgala
or simply
ta; Dionuvsia
, in Elaphebolion (March), when Athens was full of strangers, and new Dramas were performed. Hence
Dionusiavzw
Dionusiavzw
Dionu<Eth>siavzw , f. sw , to keep the Dionysia: hence to live extravagantly, Luc.
Dionusiakov"
Dionu<Eth>siakov" , hv, ovn , belonging to Dionysus, Thuc ., Arist.
Dionusiav"
Dionu<Eth>siav" , avdo", hJ , fem. of Dionusiakov" , Eur.
Diovnuso"
Diovnu<Eth>so" , Ep. also Diwvnu<Eth>so" , oJ , Dionysus, Od., etc. : v. Bavkco" . (Deriv. uncertain.)
Diovpai"
Diov-pai" , paido", oJ , son of Zeus, Anth.
diovper
diovper or diÆ o{per , = diov , Thuc.
Diopethv", diopethv"
Dio-pethv" , ev" , ( piv-ptw ) that fell from Zeus, Eur.
diopeuvw
diopeuvw , to be in charge of a ship, ap. Dem. From divopo"
divopo"
divopo" , oJ , ( dievpw ) a ruler, commander, Aesch ., Eur.
diopteuvw
diopteuvw , f. sw , to watch accurately, spy about, Il.: to look into, stevgo" Soph. From diopthvr
diopthvr
di-opthvr , h`ro", oJ , ( o[yomai , f. of oJravw ) a spy, scout, Il.
diovpth"
di-ovpth" , ou, oJ , ( o[yomai , f. of oJravw ) a looker through, w\ Zeu` diovpta ! says Dicaeopolis, holding up a ragged garment to the light, Ar.
II. = foreg., Eur.