3.
ones
private affairs
or
circumstances,
Hdt
.,
Att.
4.
in bad sense,
troublesome business, trouble, annoyance,
Ar
.;
pravgmata e[cein
,
c. part
.,
to have trouble about
a thing,
Hdt.
;
pr. parevcein tiniv
to cause one
trouble,
Id.;
c. inf
., to cause one
the trouble
of doing,
Plat.
pragmateiva
pragma±teiva , hJ , the careful prosecution of an affair, diligent study, hard work, Plat ., Dem. , etc.
II.
occupation, business,
Plat
.,
Aeschin.
:in
pl.
affairs in general, dealings,
Plat
.,
etc.
III.
the treatment
of a subject, Id.;
a treatise,
Arist
.;
an historical work, systematic history,
Polyb.
,
Luc.
pragmateuvomai
pragma±teuvomai , Ion. prhgm- : aor. I ejpragmateusavmhn and ejpragmateuvqhn : pf. pepragmavteumai : Dep. : ( pra`gma ): to busy or exert oneself, take trouble, Hdt ., Xen. , Plat.
2.
to be engaged in business, spend ones time
in
business,
Xen
.,
etc.
II.
c. acc.
rei,
to take in hand, treat laboriously, undertake,
Plat
.:of authors,
to elaborate
a work,
Ar.
,
Plat.
2.
of historians,
to treat systematically,
Polyb
.;
oiJ pragmateuovmenoi
systematic historians,
Id.
III.
pf.
pepragmavteumai
also in
pass.
sense,
to be laboured at, worked out,
Plat
.,
Aeschin.
Hence
pragmateutevo"
pragmateutevo"
pragmateutevo" , a, on , verb. Adj. to be laboured at, Arist.
pragmatikov"
pragma±tikov" , hv, ovn , ( pra`gma ) fit for business, active, business-like; oiJ pragmatikoiv men of action, Polyb.
2.
in Roman writers,
pragmaticus
was a kind of
attorney,
Cic.
II.
of history,
systematic,
Polyb
.: of a speech, conduct,
etc.
,
able, prudent,
Id.:
Adv.
-kw`"
, Id.
pragmavtion
pragmavtion , tov , Dim. of pra`gma , a trifling matter, petty lawsuit, Ar.
pragmatodivfh"
pragma±to-divfh" »i<Eth>1/4, ou, oJ , ( difavw ) one who hunts after lawsuits, a pettifogger, Ar.
pragmatwvdh"
pragma±t-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) laborious, troublesome: Adv. -dw" , Comp. -evsteron Dem.
pra`go"
pra`go" , eo", tov , poët. for pra`gma , Pind. , Aesch. , Soph. , Ar.
2. = pravgmata , state-affairs, Aesch.
praqevein
praqevein , Ep. for praqei`n , aor. 2 inf. of pevrqw .
praitwvrion
pra±itwvrion , tov , = Lat. Praetorium , the residence of the Governor, Government-house, N.T .:at