iJeropoiov"
iJero-poiov" , ovn , ( poievw ) managing sacred rites: at Athens, the iJeropoioiv were ten magistrates, one from each tribe, who saw that the victims were perfect, Plat ., Dem.
iJeroprephv"
iJero-prephv" , ev" , ( prevpw ) beseeming a sacred place, person or matter, holy, reverend, Plat ., Luc. ; iJeroprepevstato" Xen.
iJerorgivh
iJer-orgivh , a false form for iJr-ourgivh in Hdt.
iJerov", JIERO vS, iJerov"
JIERO vS , av, ovn and ov", ovn : Ion. and poët. iJrov" , hv, ovn : super-human, mighty, divine, wonderful, Hom. ; often like qespevsio" , to express wonder or admiration, iJero;n tevlo", iJero;" stratov" a glorious band, Id.; iJero;" divfro" a splendid chariot, Il.; oujc iJerovn no mighty matter! Theocr.
II. holy, hallowed, Lat. sacer , Hom ., etc. ; iJero;" povlemo" a holy war, Ar. , etc. : iJra; gravmmata , = iJeroglufikav , Hdt. ; iJero;n to; sw`ma didovnai , of one dedicated to a god, Eur; iJero;" novmo" the law of sacrifice, Dem .; of the Roman Tribunes, to express sacrosanctus, Plut .; for iJera; kai; o{sia , v. o{sio" .
2.
of kings, heroes,
etc.
, from a notion of the divinity that doth hedge a king,
Pind.
,
Soph.
III.
as
Subst.
,
1.
iJerav
,
Ion.
iJrav
,
tav
,
offerings, sacrifices, victims,
iJera; rJevzein
,
Lat.
sacra facere, operari
,
Il.;
e[rdein
Hes
.;
qu`sai
Hdt
.:after
Hom.
the inwards of the victim, the auspices,
ta; iJera; kala; h\n
Xen
.; or, simply,
ta; iJera; givgnetai
Id.:generally,
sacred things
or
rites,
Lat.
sacra
,
Hdt.
2.
iJerovn
,
Ion.
iJrovn
,
tov
,
a temple, holy place,
Id.,
Att.
3.
iJro;n th`" divkh"
a sacred principle
of right,
Eur.
IV.
special phrases:
1.
iJero;" lovco"
,
v.
lovco"
1. 4.
2.
iJera; novso"
the awful disease, epilepsy,
Hdt.
3.
hJ iJ. oJdov"
the sacred road to Delphi,
Id.
4.
hJ iJerav
(
sc.
trihvrh"
), of the Delian ship, or one of the state-ships (Salaminia or Paralos),
Dem.
5.
\Iera; nh`so"
, one of the Liparean group,
Thuc.
V.
Adv.
-rw`"
,
holily,
Plut.
iJerosulevw
iJerosu<Eth>levw , f. hvsw , to rob a temple, commit sacrilege, Ar ., Plat. : c. acc ., iJer. ta; o{pla to steal the sacred arms, Dem.
iJerosuliva
iJerosu<Eth>liva , hJ , temple-robbery, sacrilege, Xen ., Plat.
iJerovsulo"
iJerov-su<Eth>lo" , oJ , ( sulavw ) a temple-robber, sacrilegious person, Lat. sacrilegus , Ar ., Plat.
iJerourgevw