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Τροίη The city of Troy (otherwise called Ἴλιος) (εὔπυργος, εὐρεῖα , εὐρυάγυια, εὐτείχεος , ὑψίπυλος, Τροίης ἱερὰ κρήδεμνα (ἱερὸν πτολίεθρον) (λιπαρὰ κρήδεμνα)) 129 , Il. 2.141, Il. 7.71, Il. 8.241, Il. 9.28, 46, Il. 13.433, Il. 16.100, 698, Il. 17.155, Od. 3.316, Il. 21.375, 544, Il. 22.478, Il. 24.256, 494, 774: Od. 1.2, Od. 4.146, Od. 5.39, Od. 11.510, Od. 13.137, 248, 388, Od. 14.469. Τροίηνδε [-δε], to Troy Il. 7.390, Il. 22.116, Il. 24.764. The land of Troy , the district of which Troy was the capital (ἐριβῶλαξ, ἐρίβωλος , εὐρεῖα) Il. 2.162, 178, 237, Il. 3.74, 257, Il. 4.175, Il. 5.773, Il. 6.207, 315, 529, Il. 9.246, 329, Il. 10.28, Il. 11.22, 818, Il. 13.7, 233, 367, 645, Il. 14.505, Il. 15.706, Il. 16.169, 461, 515, Il. 18.67, 330, Il. 19.330, Il. 23.215, Il. 24.86, 291, 346, 542: Od. 1.62, 210, 327, 355, Od. 4.6, 99, Od. 5.307, Od. 10.40, 332, Od. 11.499, Od. 12.189, Od. 13.315, Od. 14.229, Od. 15.153, Od. 18.260, 266, Od. 24.37. Τροίηνδε [-δε], to Troy Od. 3.268, Od. 16.289, Od. 17.314, Od. 19.8, 187. Τροίηθεν [-θεν], from Troy Od. 3.257, 276, Od. 4.488, Od. 9.259, Od. 11.160. With ἀπό 492: Od. 9.38.
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ἄγω Fut. ἄξω, -εις Il. 1.139, Il. 3.401, Il. 4.239, Il. 8.166, Il. 9.429, 692, Il. 24.154, 183: Od. 2.326, Od. 10.268, Od. 16.272, Od. 17.22, 250. Acc. sing. masc. pple. ἄξοντα Il. 8.368: Od. 11.623. Infin. ἀξέμεναι Od. 23.221. ἀξέμεν Il. 23.668. ἄξειν Il. 16.832, Il. 19.298: Od. 13.212. Aor. ἤγαγον, -ες Il. 4.179, Il. 5.731, Il. 6.426, Il. 11.480, 663, Il. 24.547, etc.: Od. 1.172, Od. 3.383, Od. 4.258, Od. 7.9, 248, Od. 9.495, Od. 11.509, 625, Od. 13.323, Od. 17.171, 376, etc. ἄγαγον, -ες Il. 1.346, Il. 11.112, Il. 19.118, Il. 24.447, 577, etc.: Od. 14.404, Od. 16.227. Subj. ἀγάγωμι Il. 24.717. ἀγάγω Il. 2.231. 3 sing. -ῃσι Il. 24.155. -ῃ Od. 15.311. 1 pl. -ωμεν Il. 20.300. 3 sing. opt. ἀγάγοι Od. 17.243, Od. 21.201. Imp. ἄγαγε Il. 24.337. Pple. ἀγαγών, -οῦσα Il. 4.407, Il. 8.490: Od. 4.175, 407, Od. 15.428, Od. 23.295. Aor. imp. pl. ἄξετε Il. 3.105, Il. 24.778: Od. 14.414. Infin. ἀξέμεναι Il. 23.50. ἀξέμεν Il. 23.111, Il. 24.663. Mid. Fut. ἄξομαι Il. 9.367: Od. 4.601, Od. 21.214. Infin. ἄξεσθαι Od. 21.316, 322. Aor. ἠγαγόμην Od. 4.82, Od. 14.211. 3 sing. -ετο Il. 7.390, Il. 16.190, Il. 22.116, 471: Od. 15.238. 3 sing. subj. ἀγάγηται Od. 6.159. Infin. ἀγαγέσθαι Il. 18.87. 3 pl. aor. ἄξοντο (v. l. ἄξαντο) Od. 8.545. Imp. pl. ἄξεσθε (v.l. ἄξασθε) Od. 8.505. (ἀν-, ἀπ-, δι-, εἰσ-, εισαν-, ἐξ-, ἐπ-, κατ-, προσ-, συν-, ὑπ-, ὑπεξ-.) I In act. 1 To drive, lead, bring (an animal) Il. 21.368, Il. 11.480, Il. 13.572, Il. 17.134, Il. 23.596, 613, 654: Od. 3.439, Od. 4.622, Od. 11.623, 625, Od. 14.27, 414, Od. 17.171, 213= Od. 20.174, Od. 17.600, Od. 20.186, etc. To take as a prize: ἵππον Il. 23.577, ἡμίονον 662, 668. – to put (under the yoke) Il. 5.731, Il. 10.293, Il. 23.294, 300: Od. 3.383, 476, Od. 15.47. 2 In reference to persons, to cause to come or go, lead, conduct, take, bring, fetch Il. 1.346, 440, Il. 3.105, Il. 4.541, Il. 6.291, Il. 7.310, Il. 9.89, etc.: Od. 2.326, Od. 3.270, Od. 4.262, Od. 9.98, Od. 13.134, etc. In reference to corpses Il. 7.418, Il. 22.392, etc. : Od. 24.419. Of an impersonal agency: τίπτε δέσε χρειὼ δεῦρʼ ἤγαγεν; Od. 4.312. Of fate, to lead on Il. 2.834, Il. 5.614, etc. In reference to leading astray Il. 10.391. 3 To lead as a chief Il. 2.557, 580, 631, Il. 4.179, Il. 12.330, Il. 17.96, etc.: Od. 3.189, Od. 6.7, Od. 10.551, Od. 14.469, Od. 24.427. To take (companions) with one Od. 4.434. 4 To carry off (a horse) as spoil Il. 16.153. To carry off (persons) captive: υἱόν Il. 2.231. Cf. Il. 4.239, Il. 6.426, Il. 8.166, Il. 9.594, Il. 11.112, Il. 21.36, etc.: γυναῖκας Od. 14.264, etc. Sim. with φέρω (φέρω referring to things, ἄγω to men and cattle) Il. 5.484. In reference to the rape of Helen Il. 24.764. In reference to taking her back Od. 23.221. In reference to taking back her and the spoils Il. 7.351, Il. 22.117. In reference to carrying off Briseïs Il. 1.184, 323, 338, 391, Il. 19.273, etc. To seizing and taking away (a γέρας) Il. 1.139. 5 Of a chariot, horses, etc., to bear, carry, bring Il. 5.839, Il. 11.598: Od. 6.37. Of ships Il. 24.396: Od. 7.9, Od. 24.299. 6 In reference to things, to fetch, bring, carry, take Il. 1.99, Il. 7.335, Il. 11.632, Il. 15.531, Il. 23.50, Il. 24.367, etc.: Od. 1.184, Od. 3.312, Od. 13.216, Od. 14.296, Od. 15.159, etc. To bring in, import: οἶνον Il. 7.467, Il. 9.72, μέθυ Il. 7.471. To carry off as spoil Il. 1.367. In reference to levying compensation Od. 22.57. 7 To bring on, cause: πῆμα Il. 24.547: τερπωλήν Od. 18.37. In reference to atmospheric phenomena: νέφος ἄγει λαίλαπα Il. 4.278. Cf. Il. 23.188. To bring on (a period of time): ἦμαρ Od. 18.137, Ἠῶ Od. 23.246. 8 In various uses. In reference to conducting water in a channel Il. 21.262. To direct the course of (a battle) Il. 11.721. To cause (a ship) to take a certain direction Od. 9.495. To bring (to the birth) Il. 19.118. Of hunters, to draw (a cordon) Od. 4.792. To bring back (intelligence) Od. 4.258. To keep in memory Od. 5.311. 9 In pres. pple. with a finite vb., to take and . . . (cf. αἱρέω I 10, εἶμι 1.c, εἶμι 6.b, ἔρχομαι 1, 4, κίον 2, λαμβάνω 7, φέρω 6, 10): ἀνὰ δʼ εἷσεν ἄγων Il. 1.311, στῆσεν ἄγων Il. 2.558. Cf. Il. 4.392, etc.: Od. 1.130, Od. 3.416, Od. 4.525, 634, Od. 15.542, etc. 10 For imp. sing. and pl. ἄγε, ἄγετε, used interjectionally see these words. II In mid. (often hardly to be distinguished from the act.). 1 In reference to cattle, to drive, bring Il. 8.505, 545. 2 To carry or take, take with one: χρυσόν Il. 9.367. Cf. Il. 16.223: εἵματα Od. 6.58. Cf. Od. 4.82, 601, Od. 10.35, 40. In reference to corpses Il. 17.163, Il. 24.139. 3 To carry off captive or as spoil Il. 2.659, Il. 6.455, Il. 7.390, Il. 22.116, Il. 23.829. In reference to Helen and the spoils Il. 3.72 = 93. To the spoils Il. 7.363. To taking her back Il. 4.19. To take as a prize Il. 23.263. 4 To take to oneself as a wife, marry. a With οἴκαδε or the like: οἴκαδʼ ἄγεσθαι Il. 3.404, ἠγάγετο πρὸς δώματα Il. 16.190. Cf. Il. 9.146, etc.: Od. 6.159, Od. 21.316. b Without such a word Il. 18.87, Il. 22.471: Od. 14.211, Od. 21.322. 5 To get (a wife for another). a As in 4.a : κασιγνήτῳ γυναῖκα ἠγάγετο πρὸς δώματα Od. 15.238. b As in 4.b : ἄξομαι ἀμφοτέροις ἀλόχους Od. 21.214. Cf. Od. 4.10. 6 In reference to conducting a bride to her new home Od. 6.28. 7 In reference to speech, to cause to pass, utter: μῦθον ὃν οὔ κεν ἀνὴρ διὰ στόμʼ ἄγοιτο Il. 14.91.
ὄλλυμι A Fut. ὀλέσω Od. 13.399. 2 sing. ὀλέσσεις Il. 12.250. 3 sing. ὀλέσσει Od. 2.49. Aor. ὤλεσα Il. 2.115, Il. 9.22, Il. 22.104 : Od. 9.40. 2 sing. ὤλεσας Od. 24.93. 3 sing. ὤλεσε Il. 11.342, Il. 16.753, Il. 17.616, Il. 20.412, Il. 22.107, Il. 24.638 : Od. 7.60, Od. 19.274, Od. 21.88, Od. 23.68, Od. 24.428. ὄλεσε Od. 11.318, Od. 13.431. ὄλεσσε Il. 8.90, 270 : Od. 4.446, Od. 21.284. 3 pl. ὤλεσαν Il. 7.360, Il. 12.234 : Od. 18.181, 252, Od. 19.125. ὄλεσαν Od. 23.319, Od. 24.528. ὄλεσσαν Il. 24.609. 2 sing. subj. ὀλέσῃς Il. 1.559. ὀλέσσῃς Il. 5.250, Il. 10.452, Il. 11.433 : Od. 19.81. 3 sing. ὀλέσῃ Il. 2.4. ὀλέσσῃ Il. 1.205, Il. 18.92 : Od. 2.330. 3 pl. ὀλέσωσι Il. 22.360. 3 sing. opt. ὀλέσειε Il. 8.358 : Od. 4.668. Imp. ὄλεσσον Il. 17.647. Pple. ὀλέσας, -αντος Il. 8.498, Il. 13.763, Il. 15.66, Il. 24.168 : Od. 2.174, Od. 9.63, 534, 566, Od. 10.134, Od. 11.114, Od. 12.141, Od. 13.340. ὀλέσσας Il. 9.188, Il. 19.60. Fem. ὀλέσασα Od. 19.265. Infin. ὀλέσαι Il. 24.242 : Od. 12.349, Od. 19.482. ὀλέσσαι Il. 16.861, Il. 21.216, Il. 24.46 : Od. 12.350. B 2 sing. pf. ὄλωλας Il. 24.729. 3 sing. ὄλωλε Il. 10.186, Il. 15.111, Il. 16.521, Il. 24.384 : Od. 3.89, Od. 4.318. 3 sing. subj. ὀλώλῃ Il. 4.164, Il. 6.448. 3 sing. plupf. ὀλώλει Il. 10.187. Mid. 3 sing. fut. ὀλεῖται Il. 2.325, Il. 7.91 : Od. 24.196. 2 pl. ὀλέεσθε Il. 21.133. Infin. ὀλέεσθαι Il. 15.700, Il. 21.278. Aor. ὀλόμην Od. 11.197. 2 sing. ὤλεο Il. 24.725. 3 sing. ὤλετο Il. 9.413, 415, Il. 13.772, Il. 16.489, Il. 17.411, 642, 655, Il. 18.80 : Od. 1.168, Od. 2.183, 365, Od. 3.235, Od. 4.489, Od. 5.436, Od. 7.60, Od. 17.319, Od. 23.68. ὄλετο Od. 14.68, Od. 15.247. 3 pl. ὤλοντο Od. 9.61. ὄλοντο Il. 4.409, Il. 11.693, Il. 16.546, 848, Il. 18.230, Il. 24.603 : Od. 1.7, 355, Od. 4.98, Od. 5.306, Od. 10.132, 437, Od. 11.382, 629, Od. 19.277, Od. 21.22. Subj. ὄλωμαι Od. 15.90. 2 sing. ὄληαι Il. 3.417. 3 sing. ὄληται Il. 11.764, Il. 20.303 : Od. 2.98, Od. 14.130, 181, Od. 15.91, Od. 19.143, Od. 24.133. 3 pl. ὄλωνται Il. 8.34, 37, 354, 465, 468. 2 pl. opt. ὄλοισθε Od. 1.380, Od. 2.145. Infin. ὀλέσθαι Il. 3.428, Il. 13.349, Il. 19.421, Il. 22.110, Il. 24.764 : Od. 1.377, Od. 2.142, 284, Od. 5.113, Od. 9.496, Od. 14.68, Od. 15.327, Od. 18.401. (ἀπ-, δι-, ἐξ-, ἐξαπ-.) I In pres. and aor. act. 1 a To destroy, cause the destruction of, kill, slay, cause the death of, make away with : πολέας Ἀχαιῶν Il. 1.559, Il. 2.4, εὐχωλὴ ἀνδρῶν ὀλλύντων Il. 4.451= Il. 8.65. Cf. Il. 8.449, 472, 498, Il. 10.201, Il. 11.83, Il. 15.66, Il. 17.647, Il. 21.216, Il. 22.360, Il. 24.609 : Od. 2.330, Od. 9.40, Od. 11.318, Od. 23.319, Od. 24.528. To bring down destruction or ruin on the head of, be the death of: μαῖα, τίη μʼ ἐθέλεις ὀλέσαι; Od. 19.482. Sim.: ἑή τέ μιν ὤλεσεν ἀλκή Il. 16.753. b In reference to inanimate objects, to destroy, bring to nothing: νῆας Il. 8.498. Cf. Od. 12.349, Od. 13.399, 431, Od. 23.319. c To destroy, lay waste (a city) Il. 9.188, Il. 19.60. d To consume, bring to nothing (goods or substance): βίοτον ἀπὸ πάμπαν ὀλέσσει Od. 2.49. e In reference to faculties or qualities, to cause to perish, destroy, deprive one of: ἔκ τοι θεοὶ φρένας ὤλεσαν Il. 7.360=Il. 12.234. Cf. Od. 4.668, Od. 18.181, 252=Od. 19.125, Od. 21.284. f To counteract, be a remedy against: ὄλεσσε κήτεος ὀδμήν Od. 4.446. 2 To lose, incur the loss of, be deprived of: θυμόν Il. 1.205. Cf. Il. 5.250, Il. 8.358, Il. 13.763, Il. 24.46, 242, etc.: ἑταίρους Od. 2.174. Cf. Od. 12.350, Od. 19.81, 265, 274, Od. 21.88, Od. 23.68, Od. 24.93, etc. To incur the loss of under one's leadership, lose, throw away: πολὺν λαόν Il. 2.115=Il. 9.22. Cf. Il. 22.104, 107: Od. 7.60, Od. 24.428. II In pf. and plupf. act. and in mid. and pass. 1 a To be destroyed, perish, die: κεῖνοι σφετέρῃσιν ἀτασθαλίῃσιν ὄλοντο Il. 4.409, ὀλλυμένων Δαναῶν Il. 8.202, ἀνὴρ ὤριστος ὄλωλεν Il. 16.521. Cf. Il. 3.428, Il. 4.451, Il. 8.34, Il. 11.83, Il. 13.349, etc.: Od. 1.7, 380, Od. 3.89, Od. 10.123, Od. 14.68, Od. 15.90, Od. 17.319, Od. 19.277, etc. With cognate acc.: σύ κεν κακὸν οἶτον ὄληαι Il. 3.417. Cf. Il. 21.133. b In reference to inanimate objects, to be destroyed, perish, come to nothing, disappear: μή μοι νήματʼ ὄληται Od. 2.98=Od. 19.143=Od. 24.133. Cf. Od. 10.132, Od. 15.91. c Of a city, to be destroyed or laid waste: ὅτʼ ἄν ποτʼ ὀλώλῃ Ἴλιος Il. 4.164=Il. 6.448. Cf. Il. 13.772. d Of goods, substance or the like, to be consumed, destroyed, brought to nothing: ἀνδρὸς ἑνὸς βίοτον νήποινον ὀλέσθαι Od. 1.377=Od. 2.142, ὄλωλε πίονα ἔργα Od. 4.318. e Of abstractions, to perish, be lost, vanish: ὅου κλέος οὔ ποτʼ ὀλεῖται Il. 2.325, ὤλετό μοι νόστος Il. 9.413, ὕπνος ὄλωλεν (ὀλώλει) Il. 10.186, 187. Cf. Il. 7.91, Il. 9.415: Od. 1.168, Od. 24.196. 2 To be lost, go astray: ἵππους, αἵ οἱ ὄλοντο Od. 21.22.
ὀφέλλω1ὀφείλω Aor. ὄφελον Il. 11.380, Il. 18.367 : Od. 1.217, Od. 4.97, Od. 5.308, Od. 11.548, Od. 13.204, Od. 14.274. 2 sing. ὤφελες Il. 3.428 : Od. 2.184. ὄφελες Il. 1.415, Il. 3.40, Il. 9.698, Il. 18.86 : Od. 24.30. 3 sing. ὤφελε Il. 23.546. ὄφελε Il. 3.173, Il. 4.315, Il. 6.345, Il. 10.117, Il. 19.59, Il. 21.279, Il. 22.426. 2 pl. ὠφέλετε Il. 24.254. 1 To owe, be liable for or indebted in : χρεῖος Il. 11.688. Cf. Od. 8.332, 462, Od. 21.17. In pass., to be owing or due : οἷσι χρεῖος ὀφείλετο Il. 11.686. Cf. Il. 11.698 : Od. 3.367. 2 In impf. or aor. with infin. of what one ought to do or be doing : νῦν ὄφελεν κατὰ πάντας ἀριστῆας πονέεσθαι Il. 10.117. Cf. Il. 18.367 (why should I not ...?), Il. 19.200 : Od. 4.472 (what you should do is to ...). Of what one ought to have done : τιμήν πέρ μοι ὄφελλεν ἐγγυαλίξαι Il. 1.353, μὴ ὄφελες λίσσεσθαι Il. 9.698 (ὄφελες μὴ...) Cf. Il. 23.546. 3 In impf. or aor. with infin. expressing a vain wish that something were the case : ἀνδρὸς ὤφελλον ἀμείνονος εἶναι ἄκοιτις (would that I were ...) Il. 6.350. Cf. Od. 4.97. Expressing a wish that something had been the case : ἀγγελίης, ἥ μὴ ὤφελλε γενέσθαι Il. 18.19. Cf. Il. 17.686, Il. 19.59 : Od. 2.184, Od. 8.312. 4 So with αἴθε in the same tenses expressing a wish in reference to the present : αἴθʼ ὄφελες παρὰ νηυσὶν ἀδάκρυτος ἧσθαι (would that you were sitting...) Il. 1.415. Cf. Il. 3.40, Il. 14.84, Il. 18.86. In reference to the past : αἴθʼ ὤφελλʼ ὁ ξεῖνος ἄλλοθʼ ὀλέσθαι (would that he had...) Od. 18.401. Cf. Il. 3.40, Il. 18.86, Il. 24.254 : Od. 13.204. 5 So with ὡς in reference to the present : ὡς ὄφελέν τις ἀνδρῶν ἄλλος ἔχειν (would that it were another's lot) Il. 4.315. Cf. Od. 1.217. To the past : ὡς ὤφελες αὐτόθʼ ὀλέσθαι (would that you had ...) Il. 3.428. Cf. Il. 3.173, Il. 6.345, Il. 7.390, Il. 1.380, Il. 21.279, Il. 22.426, 481, Il. 24.764 : Od. 5.308, Od. 11.548, Od. 14.68, 274, Od. 24.30.