chaplet

(as a wall, a crowd: Hom., al.). that which surrounds or encompasses , i.e. the wreath, garland or chaplet given as a prize for victory, as a festal ornament, or as a public honour for disting­uished service or personal worth (so to sovereigns, especially on the occasion of a , q.v.; cf. Deiss., , 372 ff.; on its use in LXX for the golden crown of royalty (prop., , q.v., cf. Hort and Mayor on ): , , , , , , . Metaph.: , ; (cf. Deiss., , 312), ; , ; , (v. M, , in l.); (gen. appos.), , .† a crown παρουσία διάδημα τ. δικαιοσύνης τ. δόξης καυχήσεως τ. ζωῆς LAE LAE Th. Ja 1:12 Mt 27:29 Mk 15:17 Jo 19:2 5 I Co 9:25 Re 4:4 10 6:2 9:7 12:1 14:14 Phl 4:1 Re 3:11 II Ti 4:8 I Pe 5:4 I Th 2:19 Ja 1:12 Re 2:10

a chaplet (as a badge of royalty, a prize in the public games or a symbol of honor generally; but more conspicuous and elaborate than the simple fillet, G1238 (διάδημα)), literally or figuratively

crown