by Rick Mc Callister and Silvia Mc Callister-Castillo ©1999
phacsneal, facsneal unknown [g/lb85: 91]
phamn, phamu "fame, glory" [az96]
see Latin fama "fame, report, rumor" [az96]
phaun, faun "Phaon (plays lyre; given eternal youth by Aphrodite in Greek myth)" [g/lb83]
phauxania "striking" [az96]
phersipnai "Persephone" [g/lb83]
"Shakes off-Horror" [az96]
phersu "mask, masked character, masked actor" [cb, rah 59, bm 24-25, pb 24-25, nv 73, g/lb83, lrp 51, mc91 67, mp68, dep, pa, gm97]
"bristling" > "satyrical actor" [az96]
see Latin persona, personna "mask, person" [cb, rah 59, bm 24-25, pb 24-25, nv 73, g/lb83, lrp 51, mc91 67, mp68, dep, pa, gm97]
see Gk. prósopon [lrp 49]
phesu "(which) bites, punches" [az96]
phexucu "polished, refined" [az96]
phinuis "phoenix" [g/lb83 67]
see Greek Phoînix "phoenix" [g/lb83 67]
phipece "palpitation" [az96]
phlaviena name [az96]
corresponds to Latin Flavius [de Simone cit. az96: 23]
phokia-si-ale "Phocaean?" Lemnian [mcv 12 Mar 98]
phruriel "desk" [az96]
phulnice, phulnise, pulnice name? [no citation]
phulphsna "Polyxéne" [es 15 Jun 99]
female spectator when Helen flees from Menelaos armed with sword [g/lb83]
"palpitation, tremor" [az96]
phulu "splendor" [az96]
phurthce "has had done, disposed" [az96]
"brought, got" [am91]
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