periv-pa±to"
,
oJ
,
a walking about, walking,
Plat
.,
etc.
II.
a place for walking, a covered walk,
Xen.
III.
discourse during a walk, a philosophical discussion,
Ar.
2.
oiJ ejk tou` peripavtou
the Peripatetics, school of Aristotle,
because he taught
walking in a
perivpato"
of the Lyceum
at Athens,
Plut.
,
etc.
peripeivrw
peri-peivrw , to pierce as with a spit: metaph. to pierce, eJautou;" p. ojduvnai" N.T.
peripevlomai
peri-pevlomai , Dep. to move round, be round about, only in Ep. syncop. part. , of Place, c. acc ., a[stu periplomevnwn dhivwn while the enemy are about the town, Il.
2. of Time, periplomevnou dÆ ejniautou` as the year went round, passed, Od., Hes. ; periplomevnwn ejniautw`n Od.; pevnte p. ejniautouv" during five revolving years, Il.
perivpempto"
perivpempto" , on , sent round: neut. pl. as Adv. by sending round, Aesch. From peripevmpw
peripevmpw
peri-pevmpw , f. yw , to send round from one place to another, dispatch in all directions, Hdt ., Thuc.
peripesei`n
peripesei`n , aor. 2 inf. of peripivptw .
peripessw
peri-pessw , Att. -ttw , f. -pevyw , of bread, to bake all over, Lat. obcrustare : metaph. to crust or cover over, cook up, Ar .; p. ajblabw`" to cover the men without hurting them, Plut. :— Pass. , rJhmativoi" peripefqeiv" ( aor. I part .) cajoled by words, Ar.
peripetavnnumi
peri-petavnnu<Eth>mi and -uvw : f. -petavsw »a±1/4 : pf. pass. -pevpta±mai :— to spread or stretch around, cevra tiniv Eur .; p. foinikivda" to spread them out, Aeschin .: —Pass ., peripevptatai uJgro;" a[kanqo" is spread round, Theocr. Hence peripetastov"
peripetastov"
peripetastov" , hv, ovn , spread round or over, Ar.
peripevteia
peripevteia , hJ , a turning right about, i.e. a sudden change of fortune, such as that on which the plot in a Tragedy hinges, Arist. From peripethv"
peripethv"
peripethv" , ev" , ( peripesei`n ) falling round, ajmfi; mevssh/ proskeivmeno" p . lying with his arms clasped round her waist, Soph.
2.
wrapt in,
pevploisi
Aesch.
3.
e[gco" p
. the sword
round which
(i.e.
on which)
he has fallen,
Soph.
II.
falling in with
danger,
etc.
,
c. dat
.,
Dem.
;
p. genevsqai th`/ aijtiva/
to become
liable
to. . ,
Plut.
III.
changing suddenly,
peripeteva prhvgmata
a
sudden
reverse,
Hdt.
;
p. tuvcai
Eur.