arkos

The word _monarch_ is from two Greek words, _monos_ sole or only, and _arkos_, a chief; and is a general name for a single ruler, whether he is called king, emperor, or prince.

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Amos 5: 19 hon tropon ean phuge anthropos ek prosopou tou leontos, kai empese auto he arkos.

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Non-Attic Forms of Substantives. alopekas accusative plural (Jdg. 15: 4) for alopekas. arkos (1 K. [1 Sam.] 17: 34) for arktos, which does not occur.

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* hon tropon ean phuge anthropos ek prosopou tou leontos, kai empese auto he arkos.

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* ho de M arkos phesin, hoti "katharizon ta bromata," tautaalegen:

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1 K. [1 Sam.] 17: 34 ho leon kai he arkos = ` a lion or a bear, '17: 36 kai ten arkon etupten ho doulos sou kai ton leonta.

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1 K. [1 Sam.] 17: 34 hotan ercheto ho leon kai he arkos.

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[310] So Chrysostom ho de M arkos phesin, hoti "katharizon ta bromata," tautaalegen. [vii.

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