Explained vocabulary

To grant — ὀπάζω

ὀπάζω

opazō

Pan, Hermes, Asklepios, and the daimon addressed in LXXIII are asked to grant a good end to life.

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The Orphic Collection, Volume I: The Hymns

Attributed to Orpheus · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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English renderings
To grant; to bestow

Meaning

Pan, Hermes, Asklepios, and the daimon addressed in LXXIII are asked to grant a good end to life. The verb presents that outcome as a gift, with τέλος or τελευτή specifying what is given. It does not alone decide whether “end” means final completion, death, or successful fulfilment in every phrasing.

Places to read

  1. Hymn XI · Line 22Read the word in its hymn.

Attested forms

ὀπάζοις; ὀπάζων; ὄπασον

Occurrence inventory

4 in total. XI.22; XXVIII.11; LXVII.8; LXXIII.9

Lexical references

LSJ n74420 (n74420)