etc. :—also indeclin., qevmi" being used as acc. , fasi; qevmi" ei\nai Plat ., etc.
2.
=
divkh
,
right, law,
Aesch
.,
Soph.
II.
pl.
qevmiste"
, the
decrees
of the Gods,
oracles,
Dio;" qevmiste"
Od.;
qevmissin
by oracles,
Pind.
2.
rights
of the chief,
prerogatives,
skh`ptrovn tÆ hjde; qevmiste"
Il.
3.
laws
or
ordinances,
oi{te qevmista" eijruvatai
who maintain
the laws,
Ib.
4.
claims
to be decided by the kings or judges,
oi} skolia;" krivnwsi qevmista"
Ib.
III.
as prop. n.,
gen.
Qevmisto", Qevmido", Qevmito"
,
voc.
Qevmi
,
Themis, goddess of law and order,
Ib.
qemiskovpo"
qemi-skovpo" , on , seeing to law and order, Pind.
qemiskrevwn
qemi"-krevwn , onto", oJ , reigning by right, Pind.
qevmista
qevmista, qevmista" , Ep. acc. sing. and pl. of qevmi" .
qemistei`o"
qemistei`o" , a, on , ( qevmi" ) of law and right, q. ska`pton the sceptre of righteous judgment, Pind.
qemisteuvw
qemisteuvw , f. sw , ( qevmi" ) to declare law and right, Lat. jus dicere , Od.: c. gen. to claim right over, to govern, Ib.
II. to give by way of answer or oracle, h. Hom. :— absol. to deliver oracles, Eur.
qemistevwn
qemistevwn , Ep. gen. pl. of qevmi" .
qemistopovlo"
qemisto-povlo" , on , ( polevw ) ministering law, h. Hom.
qemistov"
qemistov" , hv, ovn , = qemitov" , Aesch. :— Adv. -tw`" , Id.
qemiteuvw
qemiØteuvw , = qemisteuvw , Eur. From qemitov"
qemitov"
qemiØtov" , hv, ovn , ( qevmi" ) like qemistov" , allowed by the laws of God and men, righteous, h. Hom. ; ouj qemitovn »ejsti1/4 , like ouj qevmi" , Pind. , Hdt. , Att.
qemovw, QEMO vW
QEMO vW , Ep. aor. I qevmwsa , to drive or bring, nh`a qevmwse cevroon iJkevsqai forced, urged the ship to come to land, or simply, brought it to land, Od.