στέμμα
stemma
G4725
G:N-N
Greek
wreath
1
Occurrences
1
Books
Greek
Language
stemma refers to garlands brought with bulls for an intended sacrifice.
The attested use denotes garlands brought with bulls as a priest and crowds intended to offer sacrifice in Acts 14:13.
Senses in use
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Garlands brought for intended sacrifice · dominant
In Acts 14:13, the accusative plural neuter form occurs among the items the priest brings to the gates with bulls; the APB renders the clause "brought bulls and garlands to the gates" as the crowd intended to offer sacrifice.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 14:13 the APB presents the item as "garlands" brought with bulls. This rendering is confirmed by the clause's sacrificial setting rather than by a direct alignment.