iron sky, the firmament, which the ancients held to be of metal, Od.
2. metaph ., sidhvreo" ejn fresi; qumov" a soul of iron, i.e. hard as iron, Hom .; oiJ kradivh sidhrevh Od.; soiv ge sidhvrea pavnta tevtuktai thou art iron all! Ib.:—of Hercules, the ironside, Simon.; w\ sidhvreoi O ye ironhearted! Aeschin.
II. sidavreoi, oiJ , a Byzantine iron coin, always in Dor. form, Ar.
sidhreuv"
siØdhreuv" , evw", oJ , a worker in iron, a smith, Xen.
sidhvrion
siØdhvrion , tov , ( sivdhro" ) an implement or tool of iron, sidhrivwn ejpai?ein to feel iron, not to be proof against it, Hdt. ; qerma; sidhvria hot irons, Id.
sidhrivth"
siØdhrivth" »i<Eth>1/4, ou, oJ , fem. -i`ti" , ido" : Dor. sida<Eth>rivta" , a, oJ :— of iron, ". povlemo" iron war, Pind.
2. hJ sidhri`ti" livqo" the loadstone, Strab.
sidhrobrwv"
siØdhro-brwv" , w`to", oJ, hJ , ( bi-brwvskw ) iron-eating, Soph.
sidhrodavktulo"
siØdhro-davktuØlo" , on , iron-fingered, Anth.
sidhrovdeto"
siØdhrov-deto" , on , iron-bound, ejn xuvlw/ sidhrodevtw/ , i.e. in the stocks, Hdt.
sidhrokmhv"
siØdhro-kmhv" , h`to", oJ, hJ , ( kavmnw ) slain by iron, i.e. by the sword, used with the neut. dat. botoi`" , Soph.
sidhromhvtwr
siØdhro-mhvtwr , oro", oJ, hJ , ( mhvthr ) mother of iron, Aesch.
sidhronovmo"
siØdhro-novmo" , on , ( nevmw ) distributing with iron, i.e. with the sword, Aesch.
sidhrovnwto"
siØdhrov-nwto" , on , iron-backed, Eur.
sidhrovplasto"
siØdhrov-plasto" , on , moulded of iron, Luc.
sidhrovplhkto"
siØdhrov-plhkto" , Dor. -plakto" , on , smitten by iron, Aesch.
sivdhro", SI vDHROS, sivdhro"
SI vDHROS , Dor. sivda<Eth>ro" , oJ , iron, Lat. ferrum , Hom ., etc. : iron was the last of the metals brought into