Cōpae, ārum, f. (Κῶπαι), alte böotische Bundesstadt, nördl. von dem nach ihr benannten See Kopais, beim j. Topoglia, Plin. 4, 26. – Dav. Cōpāis, idis, f. (Κωπαΐς), kopaisch, palus, der kopaische See oder See Kopais, ein weiter Kesselsee in Böotien, der durch den Kephissus gebildet und im Spätsommer so ausgetrocknet war, daß sein Bett eine grasreiche Ebene bildete, reich an Flötenrohr, Federwild und Aalen, Liv. 33, 29, 26.
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COPAE — locus in Graecia iuxta Cephisum amnem, qui facit lacum Copaidem, alias Leuconidem dictum. Plin. l. 4. c. 7. Stephanus a Copeo Apatelii filio dictum scribit, Apatelea autem Onchesti, hunc Neptuni filium esse. Vide Schol. in Acharn. act. 1. Polyaen … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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COPAIS Lacus — Graece Κωπα̈ίς λίμνη, in Graecia, a circumiacentibus oppidis varia olim cognomina nactus est. Namque et Haliarthius et Orchomenius et Alalcomenius dicebatur, donec in nomen Copaidis totus concessit. In eum Cephisum influere, diximus in voce Copae … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
MITRA — Syriacum Scaligero: ab antique μίω, i. e. μιτόω ligo, Eustath. a μίτος, i. e. filum, Etymol. Lat. Vitta, Hebr. Gap desc: Hebrew funis, χοινίον: proprie signisicat tegmen muliebris capitis. Et quidem aliquando sonat redimiculum capitis, e quo… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
