2. Med. also to set what one values upon a chance, to hazard it as at play, pleivw paraballovmenoi having greater interests at stake, Thuc .; so in pf. pass ., Lakedaimonivoi" plei`ston dh; parabeblhmevnoi having risked far the most upon them, Id.;—also, to;n kivndunon tw`n swmavtwn paraballomevnou" Id.
III. to lay beside, to compare one with another, tiv tini Hdt .; ti prov" ti Xen .; ti parav ti Plat. :—so in Med. , absol. , paraballovmenai vying with one another, Eur .; —and in Pass. , ajpavta dÆ ajpavtai" paraballomevna one piece of treachery set against others, Soph.
2. Med. to bring alongside, th;n a[katon parabavllou bring your boat alongside, Ar .; and absol. , parabalou` Id.
IV. to throw, turn, bend sideways, parabavllein to;n ojfqalmovn or tw; ojfqalmwv to cast the eyes askance, like a timid animal, Id., Plat. ; so, p. to; e{teron ou\" plavgion to turn ones ears to listen, Xen. ; p. tou;" gomfivou" to lay to ones grinders, Ar.
V.
to deposit with
one,
entrust to
him,
Lat.
committere
,
tiv tini
Hdt.
VI.
in
Med.
to deceive, betray,
Id.,
Eur.
,
etc.
B.
intr.
to come near, approach,
Plat
.,
Arist.
;
p. ajllhvloi"
to meet
one another,
Plat.
II.
to go by sea, to cross over,
Lat.
trajicere
,
parevbale nhusiv
Hdt
.; so of the ships,
nau`" Peloponnhsivwn parevbalon eijsÆIwnivan
Thuc.
III. to turn aside, pass over, Arist.
parabavptw
para-bavptw , f. yw , to dye at the same time, Plut.
parabasiva
paraba±siva , hJ , Ep. paraibasivh , = paravbasi" II , Hes. ; poët. parbasiva Aesch.
paravbasi"
parav-ba±si" , Ep. paraiv-b- , hJ , a going aside, deviation, Arist.
II.
an overstepping,
tw`n dikaivwn
Plut
.:
—absol.
a transgression,
Id.
III.
the parabasis,
a part of the old Comedy,
in which the Chorus came forward
and addressed the audience in the Poets name.
parabavth"
parabavth" , poët. paraibavth" and parbavth" , ou, oJ , ( parabaivnw 1) one who stands beside: properly the warrior who stood beside the charioteer, Il., Eur. , Xen.
2.
in
pl.
light troops (velites) who ran beside the horsemen,
Plut.
II.
(
parabaivnw
II
. 1)
a transgressor,
Aesch.
parabavti"
parabavti" , poët. paraibavti" , ido" , fem. of parabavth" : a woman who follows the reapers, Theocr.
parabatov"
para-ba±tov" , poët. par-batov", ovn , to be overcome or overreached, Aesch ., Soph.
parabebavsqai
parabebavsqai , pf. pass. inf. of parabaivnw .
parabiavzomai