III. trivyei" potted meats, Anth.
tri-wvbolon , tov , ( ojbolov" ) a three-obol-piece, a halfdrachma, at Athens, the pay of the dicasts for a days sitting, first given by Pericles, Ar.
2. the pay of the marine soldiery ( ejpibavtai ), Thuc.
triwvrofo"
tri-wvrofo" , on , ( o[rofo" ) of three stories or floors, Hdt.
triwvrugo"
tri-wvrugo" »uØ1/4, on , ( ojrguiav ) of three fathoms, Xen.
Troiva
Troiva
,
Ion.
Troivh
,
hJ
,
Troy,
whether of the city,
‘Troytown,’
Hom
.,
etc.
; or the country,
the Troad,
Il.:—also
Troi?a
as trisyll.,
Soph.
;
Dor.
Trwiva
Pind
.,
Aesch.
;
contr.
Trwv/a
Pind
.:—hence
Troiva<Eth>qen
,
Ion.
-hqen
,
from Troy,
Od.;
ajpo; Troivhqe
Il.;
Dor.
Trwiva<Eth>qen
Pind
.:—
Troivande
,
Ion.
-hnde
,
to Troy,
Il., etc. ; Dor. Trwv/ande Pind.
Troizhvn
Troizhvn , h`no", hJ , Troezen in Argolis, Il., Hdt. , etc. :— Adj. Troizhvnio" , a, on , Eur. ; fem. Troizhniv", ivdo" , Thuc. : oiJ Troizhvnioi the people, Hdt.
tromerov"
tromerov" , av, ovn , ( trevmw ) trembling, Eur .: trembling for fear, quaking, Id.
II. fearful, Id.
tromevw
tromevw , f. hvsw , ( trovmo" ) to tremble, quake, quiver, esp. from fear, Il.:— c. inf. to fear to do, Theocr.
II. c. acc. to tremble before or at a person, to stand in awe of, Hom .—In each sense Hom. uses both Act. and Med. , but only in pres. and impf. ; Ep. and Ion. tromeoivato for tromevointo , Il.; Ion. part. tromeuvmeno" Solon.
trovmo"
trovmo" , oJ , ( trevmw ) a trembling, quaking, quivering, esp. from fear, Il., Aesch.
2. from cold, Plat.
tropaiva
tropaiva ( sc. pnohv ) , hJ , an alternating wind: — metaph. , lhvmato", freno;" tropaiva a change in the spirit of ones mind, Aesch. ; tr. kakw`n a release from evils, Id.
trovpaion
trovpaion , tov , a trophy, Lat. tropaeum , Trag ., etc. ; i.e. a monument of the enemys defeat ( trophv II ), consisting of arms taken from the enemy, hung on trees or posts; the common phrase was sth`sai or sthvsasqai tr . to set up trophies, Eur ., Thuc. ; iJdru`sai Eur .; c. gen. pers. , tropai`a tw`n polemivwn a trophy won from the enemy, Id.; so, tropai` e[sthse tw`n ejmw`n cerw`n Soph .; and, sth`sai tropai`a kata; or ajpo; tw`n polemivwn , Lat. triumphare de aliquo , Oratt.