ληπτός
ληπτός, to be apprehended
ληπ-τός, ή, όν, (λαμβάνω)
- to be apprehended, λόγῳ καὶ διανοίᾳ Pl. R. 529d; τῷ λογισμῷ Max.Tyr. 7.5; πρὸς αἴσθησιν Chryserm. ap. Gal. 8.741.
- b later, to be apprehended by the senses, opp. νοητός, AP 11.354.6 (Agath.).
- 2 in Stoic philos., acceptable, not to be refused if offered, Stoic. 3.32, 34.
- II = ἐπίληπτος, Arist. Pr. 896b6.
ληπτός -ή -όν [λαμβάνω ]
🄰 that can be learned or understood, to be learned Plat. Rp. 529d etc.; θεὸς οὐχὶ ληπτός· εἰ δὲ ληπτός, οὐ θεός God cannot be understood: if he were comprehensible, he would not be God Trag. 168; ἀριθμῷ ληπτοί numerically definable, i.e. few Eus.1 P.E. 10.1.6 ‖ desirable Clem. Str. 1.17.84.5 ‖ philos. acceptable, of obj. that are not to be refused when offered Plut. Comm. not. 1068a, al. etc. (Stoic)
🄱 epileptic Aristot. Pr. 896b 6 ◆ adv.ληπτῶς comprehensibly [Greg.1] Imag. 1329.38 etc.
🄰 that can be learned or understood, to be learned Plat. Rp. 529d etc.; θεὸς οὐ
🄱 epileptic Aristot. Pr. 896b 6 ◆ adv.
ληπτός, ή, όν :
1 qu’on peut prendre ou saisir, particul. par l’intelligence, Plat. Rsp. 529d ; Arstt. Probl. 10, 43 ||
2 t. stoïc. acceptable, en parl. de choses qu’on ne doit pas se proposer comme fin, mais qu’on ne doit pas refuser si elles s’offrent, Plut. M. 1068, 1070.
Étym. vb. de λαμβάνω.
ληπτός, adj. verb. zu λαμβάνω, zu nehmen, zu bekommen, zu begreifen, Plat. Rep. VII.529d u. Folgde.
ληπτός, ή, όν
verb. adj. of λαμβάνω,
- to be apprehended, Plat., Anth.