Scaife ATLAS

dial.κῑ́νᾱσιςεωςf movementof persons, animals, their limbs, objects, heavenly bodies, or sim.Th. Pl. X. Arist. Plb. Plu.of music or the voice, ref. to melodyPl.fig., of or within the soul, the mind; esp. ref. to emotions, impressionsDemocr. Pl. Arist. Plu.speedof sounds, as relating to their pitchPl. movement, manoeuvreof troops in battlePlb. Plu. gener.movement, motionoft.opp. στάσις or ἠρεμία restPl. Arist. Plu.ref. to processes involving change, as being motion fr. one state to anotherArist. Plu. specif.physical exercisePl. Arist. Plu.pl.way of movingmovement, gestures, deportmentof a personArist. Plu.specif.way of walkinggait, pacePlb. Plu.movement of the sensessense-impression, emotionArist.impact, effectof rhythms, music, heatArist.handlingof weapons, by troopsPlb.capacity to throw a missilerangeof a war-machinePlu. political or military actionactiontaken by a state, conspiratorsTh. Plu.mobilisationof sides in a warTh.political upheavalin a city or regionArist. Plb. Plu.insurrectionamong troops, a peoplePlb. Plu.commotion, turmoilin a place, among a peoplePlb. Plu. disturbance, agitationof the ground, the airPlu. development from one state to anotherchangeArist. Plu.

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κῑ́νησις

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κῑ́νησις

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κινησις

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κῑ́νησις

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