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Strong's #5333 - φάρμακος
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- pertaining to magical arts
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φαρμακός [v. ad fin.], ὁ,
one sacrificed or executed as an atonement or purification for others, scapegoat, Hippon. 5, al., Ar. Ra. 733 (troch.), Ister 33; and, since criminals were reserved for this fate, a general name of reproach, Ar. Eq. 1405, Lys. 6.53, Call. in Διηγήσεις ii 29, D. 25.80. [ ᾱ Hippon. and Call., ᾰ Ar. Eq. l.c.; on the accent v. Hdn. Gr. 1.150; φαρμᾶκος Did. ap. Harp. ]
φάρμακος, φαρμακη, φάρμακον (φαρμάσσω (to use a φάρμακον)) (from Aristophanes down);
1. pertaining to magical arts.
2. ὁ φάρμακος, a substantive, i. e. φαρμακεύς, which see: Revelation 21:8 G L T Tr WH; Revelation 22:15. (The Sept. several times for מְכַשֵּׁף.)
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φαρμακός , -ή , -όν ,
[in LXX for H3784, etc.;]
devoted to magical arts. As subst., ὁ φ . = φαρμακεύς , a magician, sorcerer: Revelation 21:8; Revelation 22:15.†
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From denoting the ";vehement neighing"; of horses, this verb came to be used of the ";haughtiness"; or ";insolence"; of men (cf. ";prancing proconsuls";), as in Act. 4:25 from Psa. 2:1. In M. Anton, iv. 48 μετὰ δεινοῦ φρυάγματος, the reference is to the ";revolting insolence"; with which tyrants have exercised their power of life and death.
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