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§ Lxxxvii.] THE MEDICAL LANGUAGE OF ST. LUKE. 225<br />

Hipp. Coac. Progn. : koI KOiXirig rf/c avio KoXtJg virripa-<br />

Tovamj. Hipp. Flat. 300 : e'AicsTat kcu TiTupuKTai to. f-dpr] tov<br />

(TwfxaTog, vTT^piTovvTog T(o 0opv(5u) fcat rojoa^f^ tov alfxaroi'.<br />

Hipp. Offic. 742 : to p^v ovv awrrj t} tTriSsaig iriTai, to Se rote<br />

lu)/j.ivniaiv VTn]peTeei. Hipp. Insomn. 375 : 1] yap ipv^i)<br />

ejp{]yopev- OTav ptv ovv atofxaTi vTriipzTOvaa ??. Galen. Comm.<br />

iv. 5, Aliment, (xv. 386) : tovq Si rate tCjv TrepiTTiofxaTwv<br />

tKKpiasaiv viri^p^TovvTag pvg. Galen. Comm. v. 2, Epid. vi.<br />

(xvii. B. 236) : i) yXCxraa TTpog tyjv ciapOpwaiv avTrjg kroifxivg<br />

vTrt^peTiX. Galen. Comm. i. 7, Artie, (xviii. A. 318) : ot irepi-<br />

KSifXEvoi ry diapOpwati p-veg virripaTOvai re koi avfXTTpaTTOVcnv<br />

awry. Galen. Comm. iii. 110, Artie, (xviii. A. 655) : TtTTapa<br />

S' larlv tipOpa to. irpog jSadiZeiv vTrrfpsTovvTa. Galen. Comm.<br />

i. 30, Fract. (xviii. B. 377) : ^evripov tHjv liri^ifffxttyv elg Svo<br />

Xpdag virr}peTovvTog. Galen. Usus Part. xv. 6 (iv. 244) :<br />

tov ciyyiLOV tovtov Trig ^XejSoc vTrr}piTovvTog tio aTv\ay)(yi^.<br />

vm^piTtjg : see § 57.<br />

50. "But the Jews stirred up {trapujTpvvav) the devout<br />

and honourable women, and the chief men of the city, and<br />

raised {iTriiyupav) a persecution against Paul and Barnabas,<br />

and expelled them out of their coasts."<br />

It is remarkable that St. Luke—and he alone of the<br />

N. T. wnters—uses the three words * TrapoTpvvuv, * iTrtyaipeiv,<br />

and * irpoTpiireiv, which were the chief medical terms<br />

for " to stimulate."<br />

* TrapoTpvvsiv. Peculiar to St. Luke. Both this word and<br />

oTpvvHv are used by the medical wiiters,<br />

but not very frequently,<br />

their principal words being the other two, iTrayeipeiv<br />

and irpoTpiireiv.<br />

Hipp. Morb. Mul. 654 : cnraaa de 7rp6(j)aaig iKiivi] Tag<br />

vaTBpag TrapoTpvvat i]v i^wai ti (jtXavpov. Al'etaeus, Cur.<br />

Acut. Morb. 115 : Iv xoXipy i) rwv (pepofxivojv iTriax^tyig<br />

KaKov' uTTiTTTa yap' \pri wv i)p.ag priioicjg avTopara oi\e(Tdaij<br />

jjv Se py, OTpvvsiv di^ovrag vBuTog eufcp/jrou pvpijiaivuv.<br />

* aTreydpeiv, peculiar to St. Luke, and used again, xiv. 2.<br />

This word was very much employed in medical language.<br />

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