perifavneia »fa±1/4, hJ , a being seen all round: conspicuousness, notoriety, pollh; p. th`" cwvrh" ejstiv it is thoroughly known, Hdt. ; dia; th;n p. tw`n ajdikhmavtwn Dem. From perifanhv"
perifanhv"
perifa±nhv" , ev" , ( perifaivnomai ) seen all round, of a city, Thuc.
2. conspicuous, manifest, notable, notorious, Soph ., Xen. , etc. ; Comp. and Sup. , -fanevstero", -evstato" , Ar. , Xen. :— Adv. -nw`" , conspicuously, notably, manifestly, Soph ., Ar. , etc. ; Comp. -evsteron , Dem.
perivfanto"
perivfanto" , on , = perifanhv", p. qanei`tai he will die inthe sight of all, Soph.
II. famous, renowned, Id.
perifeivdomai
peri-feivdomai , Dep. to spare and save, c. gen ., Theocr.
perifevreia
perifevreia , hJ , the line round a circular body, a periphery, circumference, Arist.
II.
the outer surface,
Plut.
III.
a round body,
Id. From
periferhv"
periferhv"
periferhv" , ev" , ( perifevromai ) moving round, surrounding, c. gen ., Eur.
2.
surrounded by,
c. dat
., Id.
II.
round, circular,
Plat
.:—of bodies,
spherical, globular,
Id.:—of style,
rounded,
Arist.
periferovgrammo"
periferov-grammo" , on , bounded by a circular line, Strab.
perifevrw
peri-fevrw , f. -oivsw : aor. I and 2 -hvnegka, -hvnegkon :— to carry round, Hdt .: to carry about with one, Id., Eur. :— Pass. , c. acc. loci, levonto" perieneicqevnto" to; tei`co" being carried round the wall, Hdt. ; absol. , periferovmeno" swinging about (in a basket), Plat.
2. metaph ., ou[te mevmnhmai to; pra`gma ou[te me perifevrei oujde;n eijdevnai touvtwn nor does [my mind] carry me back to the knowledge of any of these things, Hdt.
3.
to move round, to hand round
at table,
Xen.
4.
to turn round,
th;n kefalhvn
Plut.
5.
to carry round, publish:
—
Pass.
,
periefevreto to; rJh`ma
the saying
was passed from mouth to mouth,
Plat.
6.
to carry to and fro,
Plut.
7.
to bring round,
i.e. into ones own power, Id.
II.
intr.
to survive, endure, hold out,
Thuc.
III.
of periods of time,
Hdt.
; of argument,
perifevresqai eij" taujtov
Plat.
2.
to wander about,
Xen
.:—
to be unsteady, wavering,
Plut.
perifeuvgw
peri-feuvgw , f. -feuvxomai , to flee from, escape from, c. acc ., Il.; yavmmo" ajriqmo;n p . the sand mocks thy numbering, Pind. :— absol. to escape from illness, Dem.