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 \nunlike many few  \ndiscussion; study pan-, all  \nSUFFIX  \n-ology study of VOCABULARY  \n1. anarchy  \n2. archaeology  \n3. demographic  \n4. heterogeneous  \n5. homogeneous  \n6. polygon  \n7. gynarchy  \n8. oligarchy  \n9. epidemic  \n10. pandemic  \n11. endemic  \n12. misogynist  \n13. genealogy  \n14. diagonal  \n15. eulogy  \nGreek Roots Lesson 3  \nROOT  MEANING  PREFIX  MEANING  \ntheo god mono- one  \ngeo earth bi- two  \nhelio sun dis-, di- two; twice  \ndym, dynam power; force iso- equal  \nchron time ortho- correct; right,  \nchrom color straight  \nmeter, metr measure sym- good; equal;  \ncenter, centr center pleasing  \ncycl circle  \nSUFFIX  MEANING  \n-latry worship  \n-later worshipper  \n-latrous worshipping  \n-mancy divination; prophecy  \n-mancer one who divines or prophesies  \n-mantic prophesying; having to do with divination  \nVOCABULARY  \n1. polytheist 10. bibliomancy  \n2. geology 11. symmetry  \n3. heliolatry 12. eccentric  \n4. isodynamic 13. orthophonic  \n5. chronometer 14. geometry  \n6. monochrome  \n7. heliocentric  \n8. diarchy  \n9. perimeter  \nGreek Roots Lesson 4  \nROOT  \n1. path  \n2. batho, bathy  \n3. therap  \n4. hem, aem, em  \n5. rhea, rheo, rrh, rhag  \n6. stat, stas  \n7. erg, urg  \n8. gno, gnos PREFIX  \nhemi anti  \nMEANING feeling, disease depth  \ncure, therapy blood  \nflow, burst, gush stop, stand work  \nto know  \nhalf against  \nVOCABULARY  \n1. apathy [12. energy](12. energy)  \n[2](2). antipathy 13. prognosticate  \n3. pathology 14. hemophile  \n4. bathometer 15. agnostic  \n5. heliotherapy  \n6. hematology  \n7. anemia  \n8. hemorrhage  \n9. hemicycle  \n10. logorrhea  \n11. static  \nGreek Roots Lesson 5  \nROOT MEANING PREFIX MEANING  \n1. tom cut 1. pachy- thick  \n2. ton; 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