kathaper

[192] Adopting Reiske's reading, [Greek: maston keleuousa, proekaleito kathaper].

Plutarch's Morals 46-120? Plutarch

Theos tô kosmô kumainomenô kai cheimazomenô hypo tôn hamartêmatôn tas synagôgas, legomenas de ekklêsias hagias, en ais kathaper limesin euormois en nêsois hai didaskaliai tês alêtheias eisin ...

History of Dogma, Volume 2 (of 7) Adolph Harnack 1890

: [Greek: polloi kathaper hoi paides ta mormolukeia, houtôs dediasi tên hellênikên philosophian, phoboumenoi mê apagagê autous].

History of Dogma, Volume 2 (of 7) Adolph Harnack 1890

Dr. Westcott conveys the information contained in the single sentence of Clement of Alexandria, [Greek: kathaper ho Basileidês kan Glaukian epigraphêtai didaskalon, hôs auchousin autoi, ton Petrou hermênea], [19: 1] in the following words; and I quote the statement exactly as it has stood in my text from the very first, in order to show the inverted commas upon which Dr. Lightfoot lays so much stress as having been removed.

A Reply to Dr. Lightfoot's Essays Walter R. Cassels 1866

_Vita Mosis_, lib.i. ch. xxiii., descanting on the plague of flies, and using the term of the Septuagint, [Greek: kunomyia], describes it as combining the characteristic of "the most impudent of all animals, the fly and the dog, exhibiting the courage and the cunning of both, and fastening on its victim with the noise and rapidity of an arrow" -- [Greek: meta roizou kathaper belos].

Sketches of the Natural History of Ceylon James Emerson Tennent 1836

* kathaper tōn phreatōn hosa pephuken bruein apantloumena eis to archaion anapiduei metron, houtōs hē metadosis agathē philanthrōpias huparchousa pēgē, koinōnousa tois dipsōsi potou auxetai palin kai pimplatai: [1178] 1

The Mission and Expansion of Christianity in the First Three Centuries 1851-1930 1908

ē kamnontas aei tōn parangelmatōn hekaston legetai, alla pros ohus men eis gnōsin, pros ohus de eis iasin. kathaper oun tois nosousi to sōma iatrou chrēzei, tautē kai tois asthenousi tēn psuchēn paidagōgou dei, hin 'hēmōn iasētai ta pathē, eita de kai didaskalou, hos kathēgēsetai pros katharan gnōseōs epitēdeiotēta eutrepizōn tēn psuchēn, dunamenēn chōrēsai tēn apokalupsin tou logou: [953] 1

The Mission and Expansion of Christianity in the First Three Centuries 1851-1930 1908

* dioper ton men ichthuon oudeis echei pneumona all 'anti toutou branchia kathaper eiretai en tois peri anapnoes; hudati gar poieitai ten katapsuxin, ta d' anapneonta echei pneumona anapnei de ta peza panta: [2106] 1

NPNF2-08. Basil: Letters and Select Works 1895

19: [Greek: Kosmou men gar ê kataskeuê kalê, to de en autô politeuma phaulon].] [Footnote 425: Tatian 5: [Greek: Oute anarchos ê hulê kathaper ho Theos, oude dia to anarchon kai autê isodunamos tô Theô gennêtê de kai ouch hupo tou allou gegonuia monon de hupo tou pantôn dêmiourgou probeblêmenê].

History of Dogma, Volume 2 (of 7) Adolph Harnack 1890

25 [Greek: _ho Grakchos daemaegoraesas peri tou katalysai aristokratian, daemokratian de systaesai, kai ephikomenos taes hapanton euchraestias ton meron, ouketi synagonistas alla kathaper authentas eiche toutous hyper taes idias tolmaes; dedekasmenos gar hekastos tais idiais elpisin hos hyper idion agathon ton eispheromenon nomon hetoimos haen panta kindynon hypomenein_.] [603] Liv.

A History of Rome During the Later Republic and Early Principate 1885