Idæa
A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 17
, the surname of Cybele, because she was worshipped on mount Ida. Lucretius , bk. 2 , li. 611 .
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Rabid, rab'id, a
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Sapid, sap'id, a
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Able-bodied, a-bl-bod'-id, a
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Acid, as'-id, a
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Antacid, ant-as'-id, a
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Close-bodied,klose'-bod-id, a
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Evanid, e-van'-id, a
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Florid, flor -id, a
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Fracid, fras'-id, a
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Frigid, frij'-id, a
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Invalid, in-val'-id, a
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Livid, liv'-id, a
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Non-acid, non-as'-id, a
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Parotid,par-ot'-id, a
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Placid, plas'-id, a
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