goes before, Od., etc.:—in Prose ou{tw" alone in answers, even so, just so, Xen.
2. in wishes or prayers, ou{tw nu`n Zeu;" qeivh (as Horace sic te diva regat ), Od.; ou{tw" ojnaivmhn tw`n tevknwn, misw` to;n a[ndra (as in Engl., so help me God), Ar.; ou{tw nomizoivmhn sofov" . . Id.
3.
beginning a story,
ou{tw potÆ h\n mu`" kai; galh`
so
once upon a time. . , Id.;
h\n ou{tw dh; pai`"
Plat.
4.
ou{tw" e[cein, ou{tw" e[cein tinov"
, v.
e[cw
B. 11. 2;
e[cein
is sometimes omitted,
touvtwn me;n ou{tw
so much
for this, Aesch.
5.
=
eij" tou`to, ou{tw tavrbou"
to such a pitch
of terror, Eur.
6.
ou{tw
, or
ou{tw dhv
, introduces the apodosis after a protasis,
ejpeidh; perielhvluqe oJ povlemo", ou{tw dh; Gevlwno" mnh`sti" gevgone
Hdt.:—after participles,
ejn klibavnw/ pnivxante", ou{tw trwvgousi
, i.e.
ejpeidh; e[pnixan, ou{tw
. . , Id.
II.
inferential Lat.
itaque
,
Soph., Plat.
III.
with an Adj. or Adv.
so, so much, so very,
kalo;" ou{tw
Il.;
prumnovqen ou{tw"
so
entirely, Aesch.
IV.
like
au[tw"
, with a diminishing power,
so, merely so, simply,
like Lat.
sic
,
ma;y ou{tw"
Il.;
ou{tw pivnonta" pro;" hJdonhvn
(as Horace
jacentes sic temere
),
Plat.; also
off-hand, at once,
Id.;
ouj.. ou{tw" a[pei
=
impune,
Eur.
ouJtwsiv
ouJtw"-iv »i<Eth>1/4 , strengthd. for ou{tw" (v. ouJtosiv ), Att. Prose.
ou{fi"
ou{fi" , crasis for oJ o[fi" .
oujc-o{ti
oujc o{ti , v. sub o{pw" A. 1. 9.
oujciv
oujciv , Att. form of ouj .
ouJci`no"
ouJci`no" , crasis for oJ ejci`no" .
ojfeilevth"
ojfeilevth" , ou, oJ , ( ojfeivlw ) a debtor, tiniv Plat.: ojf. eijmiv , c. inf., I am under bond to do a thing, Soph.:— fem. ojfeilevti" , ido" , Eur.
ojfeilhv
ojfeilhv , hJ , ( ojfeivlw ) a debt, N.T.:— ones due, Ib.
ojfeivlhma
ojfeivlhma , tov , that which is owed, a debt, Thuc., Plat.
ojfeivlw, jOFEI vLW, ojfeivlw
jOFEI vLW , impf. w[feilon , Ep. ojfevllw , impf. w[fellon or o[fellon : f. ojfeilhvsw : aor. I wjfeivlhsa : pf. wjfeivlhka , plqpf. -hvkein : aor. 2 w[felon , v. infr. 11. 2, :—Pass., aor. part. ojfeilhqeiv" :— to owe, have to pay
or account for, Hom., etc.; ojf. tiniv to be debtor to another, Ar.; absol. to be in debt, Id.:—Pass. to be owed, to be due, Hom., Att.: of persons, to be liable to, qanavtw/ pavnte" ojfeilovmeqa (as Horace debemur morti ), Anth.
II. c. inf. to be bound, to be obliged to do a thing, Il., etc.:—Pass., soi tau`tÆ ojfeivletai paqei`n it is thy