qewrov"
qewrov" , Dor. qea<Eth>rov" , oJ , a spectator, Theogn ., Aesch. , etc. ; q. eijkavdwn viewing the festivals or present at them, Eur.
II. an ambassador sent to consult an oracle or to present an offering, Soph ., ap. Dem. The Athenians sent qewroiv to Delphi, to Delos, and to the four great games, the Olympian, Pythian, Nemean and Isthmian. (Derived in first sense from qeavomai ; in second perh. from qeov", w[ra , cura.)
qewvtero"
qewvtero" , a, on , Comp. of qeov" , more divine: v. qeov" .
Qhbagenhv"
Qhba<Eth>-genhv" , ev" , sprung from Thebes, Theban, Hes.
Qh`bai
Qh`bai , w`n, aiJ , Thebes, the name of several cities, the most famous being the Egyptian ( eJkatovmpuloi ), and the Boeotian ( eJptavpuloi ), Hom.
Qhbaigenhv"
Qhbai-genhv" , ev" , = Qhba-genhv" , Eur.
Qhbaieuv"
Qhbaieuv" , evw" , Ion. evo", oJ , epith. of Zeus, theTheban, Hdt.
Qhbai`o"
Qhbai`o" , a, on , Theban, Hom ., etc. ; Qhbai>kov" , hv, ovn , Hdt.
Qhbai?"
Qhba<Eth>i?" , i?do", hJ , the Thebaïs, i.e. territory of Thebes (in Egypt), Hdt. ; (in Boeotia), Thuc.
Qhvbasde
Qhvbasde , Adv. to Thebes, Il.
Qhvbh
Qhvbh , hJ , poët. form of Qh`bai , Hom. :—hence Qhvbhqen or -qe , Adv. from Thebes, Anth .; Aeol. Qeivba<Eth>qen , Ar. :— Qhvbhsin or -si , at Thebes, Hom .; Aeol. Qeivba<Eth>qi , Ar.
qhgalevo"
qhga±levo" , a, on , ( qhvgw ) pointed, sharp, Anth.
II. act. sharpening, c. gen ., Id.
qhgavnh
qhgavnh »a±1/4, hJ , a whetstone, Aesch ., Soph. : metaph. , aiJmathrai;" qhgavnai incentives to bloodshed, Aesch.