P a s c h ô
I. - have something done to one, suffer, opp. do, hoss' erxan t' epathon
te Hom.
Od. 8.490
II.1. - to have something happen to one, to be or come to be in a state
or case.
II 2.- of the influence of passion or feeling, to be affected in a certain
way, be (or come to be) in a certain state of mind.
III.1. - frequently with Advbs., kakôs paschein or pathein
to be in evil plight, unlucky, Hom. Hom.
Od. 16.275, Hdt.
3.146, etc. ; freq. with an Adj., kaka, aina, lugra paschô,
Hom.
Il. 3.99, au=Hom.
Il. 22.431, Hdt.
9.37 ; in Hom. also with Subst., algea, kêdea, pêmata,
aekêlia erga, Hom.
Il. 20.297, Hom.
Od. 17.555, Hom.
Il. 5.886, au=Hom.
Il. 18.77
III. 2. - without Adv., with reference to evil, used for kakôs
or kakapaschô, mala poll' epathon kai poll' emogêsa
Hom. Hom.
Od. 5.223, cf. Hom.
Il. 23.607 ; ei ken mala polla pathoi au=Hom.
Il. 22.220. Phrases : mê ti pathêis or pathoi,
lest thou, lest he suffer any ill, Hom.
Od. 17.596, Hom.
Il. 5.567, cf. au=Hom.
Il. 11.470, etc. ; mê ti pathômen au=Hom.
Il. 13.52
III. 3. - ti pathô; what is to become of me? ômoi
egô, ti paschô ; Hom.
Il. 11.404, Hom.
Od. 5.465
III. 4. - in 2sg., ti pascheis ; what's the matter with you?Aristoph.
Cl. 708, ti=Aristoph.
Birds 1044 ; ti chrêma pascheis ; IDEM=Aristoph.
Cl. 816 : so in aor. part., ti pathôn ; ti pathonte
lelasmetha thouridos alkês; what possesses us that we have forgotten
. . ? Hom.
Il. 11.313 ; but ti pathontes gaian edute; what befell you that
you died ? Hom.
Od. 24.106
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Liddell-Scott-Jones Lexicon of Classical Greek: paschô
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