II. Adv. like a soldier, Isocr .:—of ships, stratiwtikwvteron pareskeuasmevnoi equipped rather as troop-ships than for battle, Thuc.
stratiw`ti"
stra±tiw`ti" , ido" , fem. of stratiwvth" ; as Adj. , str. ajrwgav the martial aid, Aesch.
2. str . ( sc. nau`" ), a troop-ship, transport, Thuc ., Xen.
stratologevw
stra±to-logevw , ( levgw ) to levy soldiers: Pass ., Plut.
stratomavnti"
stra±to-mavnti" , ew", oJ , prophet to the army, Aesch.
stratopedavrch"
stra±toped-avrch" , ou, oJ , a military commander, Lat. tribunus legionis , Luc.
stratopedeiva
stra±topedeiva , hJ , = stratopevdeusi" , Xen.
stratopevdeusi"
stra±topevdeusi" , hJ , an encamping, Xen.
2. an encampment, the position of an army, Id.; and stratopedeutikov"
stratopedeutikov"
stra±topedeutikov" , av, ovn , of an encampment, Polyb.
stratopedeuvw
stra±topedeuvw , f. sw , to encamp, bivouac, take up a position, Xen .:—also as Dep. stratopedeuvomai , Hdt. , Thuc. , etc. ; pf. ejstratopedeu`sqai to be in camp, Xen .: of a fleet, to be stationed, Hdt. From stratovpedon
stratovpedon
stra±tov-pedon , tov , the ground on which soldiers are encamped, a camp, encampment, Hdt ., Aesch. :—hence, a camp, encamped army, Hdt ., Thuc.
II.
generally,
an army,
Hdt
.; also,
a squadron
of ships, Id.,
Thuc.
2.
the Roman
legion,
Polyb.
stra tov", STRA TO vS
STR ØATO vS , oJ , an encamped army, generally, an army, host, ajna; stratovn or kata; str . throughout the army, Hom .; Ep. gen. stratovfi Il.; of a naval force, Aesch. , etc.
2.
the soldiery, people,
exclusive of the chiefs,
Hom.
: so,
the commons, people,
Pind
.,
Aesch.
3.
any band
or
body
of men,
Pind.
stratofuvlax
stra±to-fuvlax »uØ1/4, a±ko", oJ , a commanding officer, Strab.
stratovw
stra±tovw , to lead to war; only found in aor. I pass. part. stratwqevn ( sc. stovmion ) the curb formed