sophos

The term itself is fairly appropriate for a second album, deriving from the Greek words "sophos", meaning wise, and "moros", which provides the root for "moron".

Culture | guardian.co.uk Wendy Fonarow 2010

Do you guys think that the queen of eddis and sophos will make a good match like the queen of attolia and Gen?

Coming Soon: A Conspiracy of Kings, by Megan Whalen Turner « educating alice 2009

Sophos has pointers for consumers to protect themselves at sophos. com/facebook

Friends with Freddi? No so fast... 2007

Reading io kunes, io kunes, sophos ge o kunes, kalos ge o kunes.

On Hunting 2007

The virtuous person becomes the sage (sophos) who has and acts on knowledge of the good.

Moral Character Homiak, Marcia 2007

THEAETETUS: The philosopher he cannot be, for upon our view he is ignorant; but since he is an imitator of the wise he will have a name which is formed by an adaptation of the word sophos.

The Sophist 2006

The word comes from two Greek words, philos loving, sophos wise, and means loving wisdom.

English Literature for Boys and Girls

Dialogue, on the authority of Pliny, who tells us that those wretched sycophants had two nick-names; one in Greek, [Greek: Sophokleis], and the other in Latin, LAUDICÆNI; the former from _sophos_, the usual exclamation of applause, as in Martial: _Quid tam grande sophos clamat tibi turba, togata_; the Latin word importing _parasites_ who sold their praise for a supper.

A Dialogue Concerning Oratory, Or The Causes Of Corrupt Eloquence The Works Of Cornelius Tacitus, Volume 8 (of 8); With An Essay On His Life And Genius, Notes, Supplements Caius Cornelius Tacitus

Lexicon seems to doubt whether it is deriv'd from the [Greek: sophos] or from the Arabick_ Sûph.

The Improvement of Human Reason Exhibited in the Life of Hai Ebn Yokdhan Ibn Tufail

Euripides was regarded, and rightly, as no less a philosopher than a tragedian, and was not infrequently styled [Greek: sophos].

De Amicitia, Scipio's Dream Marcus Tullius Cicero