1. c. gen. loci, cwvrhsen ejpavlxio" he retired from the rampart, Il.; also, ajpo; uJsmivnh" cwrhvsante" Ib.; ejk pulw`n Aesch.
2.
c. dat.
pers.
to give way to
one,
retire before
him,
oujdÆ a]nÆAcillh`i cwrhvseien
Il.
II.
to go forward, move on
or
along,
Lat.
incedere
,
and then simply
to go
or
come,
Hdt
.,
etc.
:
to go on ones journey, travel,
Soph
.;
c. pro;" e[rgon
to come to
action,
come on, begin,
Id.;
c. pro;" h|par
to go
to ones heart, Id.;
dia; fovnou c
.
Eur.
;
kavtw cwvrei
go
downwards, i.e. beginning from the upper parts of the body,
Aesch.
:—
absol.
,
c. oJ potamov"
Plat
.;
oJmovse c
. to join battle,
Thuc.
; of Time,
nu;x ejcwvrei
the night
was passing, near an end,
Aesch
.:—also
c. acc.
loci,
Kekropivan cqovna c
.
Eur.
2.
to go on, advance,
Lat.
procedere
,
ouj cwrei` tou\rgon
Ar
.;
tovkoi cwrou`sin
Id.
3.
to come to an issue, turn out
in a certain manner,
para; smikra; kecwvrhke
have come
to little, of oracles,
Hdt.
;
eujtucevw" c
.,
Lat.
bene cedere
,
Id.:—
absol.
, like
procwrevw
,
to go on well, succeed,
Id.
4.
to spread abroad,
Id.;
dia; pavntwn cwrei`n
to spread
among all,
Xen.
III.
trans.
=
candavnw
,
to have room for
a thing,
to hold, contain,
esp.
of measures,
oJ krhth;r cwrevei ajmforeva" eJxakosivou"
Hdt
.;
hJ povli" oujk ejcwvrhsen aujtouv"
Thuc
.;
cwrhvsate hJma`"
take us into your hearts,
N.T.
cwrivdion
cwrivdion »iØ1/4, tov , Dim. of cwrivon , Lys. , Plut.
cwrivzw
cwrivzw , f. Att. iw` : pf. pass. kecwvrismai , 3 pl. Ion. kecwrivdatai : ( cwriv" ):
I. in local sense, to separate, part, sever, divide one thing from another, tiv tino" Eur ., Plat. ; ti ajpov tino" Plat .:— c. pavnta kata; fulav" Xen .;— oiJ cwrivzonte" the Separaters, a name given to those Grammarians who ascribed the Iliad and Odyssey to different authors:— Pass. to be separated, severed, divided, Hdt ., Eur.
II. to separate in thought, to distinguish, to; hJduv te kai; divkaion Plat ., etc. :— Pass. to differ, to be different, kecwrivdatai pollo;n tw`n a[llwn ajnqrwvpwn Hdt .; more rarely, cwrivzesqaiv tini Id.; novmoi kecwrismevnoi tw`n a[llwn ajnqrwvpwn laws apart from the others, far different, Id.
cwrivon
cwrivon , tov , Dim. (only in form) of cw`ro" and cwvra :
1. a particular place, a place, spot, district, Hdt ., Thuc. , etc. ; ejk tou` aujtou` c . this same spot, Hdt.
2.
a place, post,
esp.
a fortified post,
Id.,
Thuc.
,
etc.
3.
landed property, an estate,
Thuc
.,
Xen.
4.
a place of business, office,
Dem.
5.
in Geometry,
a space enclosed by lines,
Ar
.,
Plat.
6.
=
tovpo"
1. 3,
a place, passage in a book,
Luc
.:
a part
or
period
of history,
Thuc.
cwriv"
cwriv" , Adv. , separately, asunder, apart, by oneself or by themselves, Hom .; kei`tai c. oJ nekrov" Hdt. ; c. qevsqai to set apart, keep in reserve, Thuc .; c. oijkei`n to live apart, Dem .; mhv me c. aijtiw` accuse me not without evidence, Soph .; c. poiei`n to distinguish, Isocr .; cwri;" dev . . , and separately, besides, Thuc .:— separately, one by one, Lys .; cwri;" h[ except, c. h] o{ti except that, Hdt. ; c. h] o{kosoi except so many as, Id.
2.
metaph.
of different nature, kind,
or
quality,
Soph
.,
Eur.
II.
as
Prep. c. gen.
without,
Aesch
.,
Soph.
,
etc.
;
c. Zhnov"
without
his
help
or
will,
Lat.
sine Diis
,
Soph.