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τιμιότης
timiotēs
G5094
G:N-F Greek

wealth

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timiotes denotes the wealth from which seafarers became rich in the city's fall.

The sole attested use denotes the wealth associated with a great city, from which those with ships at sea became rich before its sudden desolation.

Senses in use

  1. Wealth enriching seafarers · dominant

    In Revelation 18:19, the genitive singular feminine form occurs in the statement that those with boats in the sea became rich out from the great city's wealth; the APB renders the clause, “all who have the boats in the sea became rich out from her wealth.”

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Revelation 18:19, the APB presents the term within the clause “became rich out from her wealth.” The precise English correspondence remains limited to the clause's overall presentation.

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