penthkovntoro" ( sc. nau`" ) , hJ , a ship of burden with fifty oars, Pind ., Eur. , Thuc.
penthkontouvth"
penthkont-ouvth" , e" , contr. for penthkonta-evth" , fifty years old, Plat.
penthkovsioi
penthkovsioi , ai, a , Ep. for penta±kovsioi , five hundred, Od.
penthkosteuvomai
penthkosteuvomai , Pass. to be charged with the tax penthkosthv on any articles, Dem.
penthkostolovgo"
penthkosto-lovgo" , oJ , ( levgw ) a collector of the tax penthkosthv , Dem.
penthkostov"
penthkostov" , hv, ovn , ( penthvkonta ) fiftieth, Plat.
II.
as
Subst.
,
hJ penthkosthv
,
1.
(
sub.
meriv"
), at Athens
the duty of one-fiftieth,
or
two per cent.,
on all exports and imports, Oratt.;
eu{rhke kainh;n iJppikh`" tina; penthkosthvn
he invented a new
two per cent. duty,
in lieu of his cavalry service, i.e. paid this instead of it,
Dem.
2. ( sub. hJmevra ), the fiftieth day (after the Passover), Pentecost, N.T.
penthkostuv"
penthkostuv" , uvo", hJ , ( penthvkonta ) a number of fifty, esp. as a division of the Spartan army, Thuc. ; kata; penthkostu`" ( acc. pl .) Xen.
penthvrh"
pent-hvrh" ( sc. nau`" ) , hJ , a quinquereme, Hdt .:—so, penthriko;n ploi`on, skavfo" Polyb .: —v. trihvrh" .
pevntozo"
pevnt-ozo" , on , like pentavozo" , with five branches: Hes calls the hand pevntozon , the five-branch.
pentovrguio"
pent-ovrguio" , on , ( o[rguia ) of five fathoms, Anth.
pentwvrugo"
pent-wvrugo" , on , Att. form of pentovrguio" , Xen.
pevnw
* pevnw , v. pevnomai .
pexavmeno"
pexavmeno" , aor. I med. part. of pevkw .
pexw`
pexw` , Dor. for pevxw , fut. of pevkw .