II. at Athens, oiJ toxovtai were the city-guard, also called Skuvqai , because they were slaves bought from the parts north of Greece, Ar. , etc.
toxoulkov"
tox-oulkov" , ovn , ( e{lkw ) drawing the bow, Aesch. II. aijcmh; t . the bowstretching arrow, Id.
toxoforevw
toxoforevw , f. hvsw , to bear a bow, of Eros, Anth.
toxofovro"
toxo-fovro" , oJ, hJ , ( fevrw ) bow-bearing, Il., Eur. , etc. :— oJ toxofovro" = toxovth" , Hdt.
tovpazo"
tovpazo" , oJ , the topaz, Anth.
topavzw , f. avsw , ( tovpo" ) to aim at, guess, Aesch ., Ar.
topavlai
topavlai, topa±laiovn, tovpan, toparavpan, toparautivka, topavroiqe, topavro" , better written divisim to; pavlai, to; palaiovn , etc.
tovparco"
tovp-arco" , oJ, hJ , ruling over a place, gunh; t . the mistress, Aesch.
topikov"
topikov" , hv, ovn , concerning tovpoi or common-places, Arist.
topografevw
topogra±fevw , f. hvsw , to determine the site, Strab. From topogravfo"
topogravfo"
topo-gravfo" »a±1/4, oJ , ( gravfw ) a topographer,
topoqetevw
topo-qetevw , f. hvsw , ( tiv-qhmi ) to mark the site of a place, Strab.
topomacevw
topo-ma±cevw , f. hvsw , ( mavcomai ) to wage war by holding strong positions, Plut.
tovpo", TO vPOS, tovpo"
TO vPOS , oJ , a place, Lat. locus , Aesch ., etc. ; periphr., cqono;" pa`" tovpo" , i.e. the whole earth, Id.; Pevlopo" ejn tovpoi" in Peloponnesus, Id., etc. ; oJ tovpo" th`" cwvra" the local circumstances of the district, Dem.
2.
place, position,
Aeschin.
3.
a place
or
passage in
an author,
N.T.
,
etc.
II.
a topic,
Aeschin
.:
a common-place
in Rhetoric,
Arist.