diplh`/
diplh`/ , Adv. twice, twice over, Soph ., Eur.
diplhvsio"
diplhvsio" , Ion. for diplavsio" .
diploivzw
diploivzw , = diplasiavzw , Aesch. ; and diploi?"
diploi?"
diploi?" , i?do", hJ , a double cloak, like divplax , Anth. From diplovo"
diplovo"
di-plovo" , h, on , contr. di-plou`" , h`, ou`n : ( div" , cf. aJplovo" ):— twofold, double, Lat. duplex , of a cloak, Hom. ; o{qi diplovo" h[nteto qwvrhx where the cuirass met [the buckle] so as to be double, Il.:— pai`son diplh`n ( sc. plhghvn ), Soph. ; diplh` a[kanqa spine bent double by age, Eur. ; diplh`/ ceriv by mutual slaughter, Soph.
II.
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Aesch.
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Soph.
III.
double-minded, treacherous,
Plat
.,
Xen.
diplov"
diplov" , hv, ovn , poët. for diplovo" , Anth. , N.T.
diplovw
diplovw , f. wvsw , ( diplovo" ) to double, Xen .: —Pass ., of a sword, to be bent double, Plut.
II. to repay twofold, N.T. Hence divplwma
divplwma
divplwma , ato", tov , a doubled or folded paper, a letter of recommendation, diploma, Cic., Plut. ; and divplwsi"
divplwsi"
divplwsi" , ew", hJ , a compounding of words, Arist.
dipovdh"
di-povdh" , e" , ( pouv" ) two feet long, broad, etc ., Xen.
Dipovleia
Di<Eth>-povleia or Di-povlia , tav , contr. from Dii>-p-, ( * Div" ) an ancient festival of Zeus at Athens, Ar. Hence Dipoliwvdh"
Dipoliwvdh"
Di<Eth>poli-wvdh" , e" , ( ei\do" ) like the Dipovlia , i.e. obsolete, out of date, Ar.