APPENDIXES 133 LL. thedred=to be a spectator of, to gaze ah or on, fas 8 spectacle. Our. ng. word "theatre ix from the | ‘tumeroot, Heneo, it i used of bodily ght, and assumes ‘he actual presence of the object on which the guze is SSzed, and that itis « coutinued and prolonged guce, 1 ders rou No.8 above, a8 that may be only we act fan instant. 12. theaomat is, in maving, like No.11, above, but aitfering from ir i that No. 1L has vegurd to te object gazed pny wile is hay regan to fe “ube! who fezes. Hesico, itis used of gazing with & porpose; to eo with desire, or regard with admiration. 18. Atatored =to inquire: ic. to have an interview with a person with m view to becoming personally 0 uainteltirough conversation. Occ only Gal. 1.1% 1, BEHOLD. 1. epetdon. Thisis No.1. 1, with epi=upan (Ap. 104, ix) peice to tole upon, YC 8 Un aeeond Aorist of plore 1 8) wheel pe, (Ap, 104) prefixed. ocours ny in Euke 125 wud At 42 poptewd to look ove, overloc, watch, and thus Gyewigens of, Oce-oulyintPet 28s 83. Te 2. bean’ 134 I. The Verb. 1, euchomat=to speak out, utter aloud. Hence, to for vow (Acta 9620. 2Cor Tht Jas 8.10). 2.proseuehomat, No.1 with pres,(AP. 104. xv) Prchzed-to pray to. itis restrlted to prayer to Godin NP. Hirst cee. iu Matt 5.44 erbtad-=to ask or (give) somethi deiow. atted to sak for something to be given not done, SsNo- 3). Commonly used of an inferior addressing aapedor. 5. deomateto want, lack, or need; then, to make ifsown one's need; hence, to supplicat, beseech way of > est w person to do (rarely dine difering from ‘No. call aside, appeal 28 ‘ntreaty, comfor or instead 185 I. The Verb 1. apapad=to regard with favour, to eake much of stig ‘or person, on priucils. The cause oF (ground of No.2, phited = Uo kiss, to be fond of, having regard to Feeling ea distinet from principle. ‘The demonstra: yever used of man's ‘Both words UL. The Noun, No.2, elon, was the common word used 1 apa Byrthe Greeks, for love and even this te far lower THE SYNONYMOUS WORDS FOR (cont), 134, anv 135. Aerived: from No, 1. 8, above, with epi (Ap. 104 i deine | i (hp. 104. ix) (8, amatnedred,, Tis No.1, wit ena (hp, 106 9 prefited. Hence. it=to. quae” ott "wih purpose and itention. “Occ: only in Acta 17.35 and Hes 13-7. 4. katanoed —toperceivowiththe senses refersingta the object of olwervation rather than tothe ac of geld tokmow (ax with pivedoy Ap, 192,13). Tt hae Sega 1 the comios ton ofthe mi in geting Yo me oF 1M LOOK. 1, anadtepo, See No.1. 6, shove 2. parakupta=to stoop down beside (pars. At 104 2h) anphnng ined to oak at tone cloely. 8, prosdoxan=t0 watch for pros. Ap. 104.) ny- nig Capel te th Ton wi fo. OE) 4. eptoteps._ This is No.1.5, hove, with epi=upon (ap TOES preset 5. eptakeptomet=to look spon (Ap. 108. is), a thoaglt to sleet; to Took out, no as to select, 6. atentzd~to ix the eyes intently upon. “PRAY” AND “PRAYER”. 11. The Noun, ‘euene=o prayer (to God}; also, vow made to God. prosewen@No,1 with pros Ap 104 xy, rei) ihe ward it quite common In the Papyrs, hou ithe NP. tt reaticted to prayer offered to God, ving regard ta the power of Him Who isnvoked And giving prominence to personal devotion. “Alo teat ofa pce of prayer (Acts 16.19) dezats—Apetitionforaspecialobjec, having regard ietogehecaaity sur than to Goa aaiciney to supply Hy giving proxcinence to personal need. Tm PRkive Greek ewes used ota writen petition d. enteusta=conti tceess to God, giving pro snlusnes ie cde’ contdence in preper® Oc. only in fi 21545 5. adfeman pectic petition for a particular thing, SUROE GS Bccos tly in Lnke et Phil Mobo 818, ‘THE SYNONYMOUS WORDS FOR “LOVE”. Ahan the NE, piadephie (tow of dhe ete ‘Ana? is spontaneous love, irespective ot rights” ‘ie word was supposed to be peculiar to the N.T. Dut Wis found in the Pepys. 2, mattanthropta