morapnopdpnros, carried away of the Avpoc.
flood, MOTEpos, whether, G mpoBarttkn, pertaining to sheep, G. mpoBartov, little sheep, G. Tpowairéw, to beg, G mpooxuyytns, worshipper, G mpooddytov, food, G. Tpwives, pertaining to morning, Apoc. early, ee ee the first and the last, Apoc. 0 €axarTos, mTépva, heel, G. TV pA, spittle, G. mUpLvos, of fire, Apoe. muppos, red, Apoe. peon (peda), chariot, Apoc. ba, to flow, G. puraive, to defile, Apoce. puto, to be filthy, Apoe. “‘Peapaiori, in Latin, G. gadmioTNs, trumpeter, Apoc. odmpetpos, sapphire, Apoce. aapd.op, sardius (stone), Apoc. capdovv€, sardonyx, Apoc. oepidadris, fine flour, Apoc. CUGtrOr (otpt- ) aie pce kés),
aténpos, iron, Apoc. okeAos, leg, G. oxnvornyia, feast of tabernacles, G. oKnVvow, to dwell, G., Apoc. opapaydwos, of emerald, Apoc. opapaydos, emerald, Apoc. oTpnuida, to live deliciously, Apoc. oTpyvos, revelry, voluptuousness, Apoc. ovppaytns; fellow-disciple, G. ovvercépxopat, to accompany into, G. copara, slaves (lit. bodies), Apoc. TaXavtiaios, of a talent’s weight, Apoce. TEKVIOV, little child, G., 1 Ep.
Apoe. xii., 15
Vile U7,
v., 2
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iy., 23
Xxi., 5 Apoe. ii., 28
ING. Thy Lah. ah. xxii., 13
xili., 18
ix., 6
EN DOC mixenm Lf
Apoe. vi., 4; xii., 3
Apoe. xviii., 13
vii., 38
Apoc. xxii., 11
Apoc. xxii., 11
xix., 20
Apoce. xviii., 22
Apoce. xxi., 19
Apoc. xxi., 20
Apoe. xxi., 20
Apoce. xvili., 13
Apoc. xvili., 12
Apoe. xviii., 12
xix., 31, 32, 33
Vii., 2
i, 14. Apoe. vii., Ifayp bet, IMSS ebb, Gsexxi7,.3
Apoe. iv. 3
Apoc. xxi., 19
Apoc. xviii., 7, 9
Apoe. xvili., 3
xi., 16
vi., 22; xviii., 15
Apoe. xviii., 13
Apoc. xvi., 21
xiii., 33. 1 Ep. ii., 12, 28; iii., 18; iv., 4; v. 21