Footnote
a According to lexicographers, the term di·aʹko·nos comes from the Greek word di·aʹ, meaning “through,” and the Greek word koʹnis, meaning “dust,” hence describing a servant who is dusty due to performing some duty or errand for his master.
a According to lexicographers, the term di·aʹko·nos comes from the Greek word di·aʹ, meaning “through,” and the Greek word koʹnis, meaning “dust,” hence describing a servant who is dusty due to performing some duty or errand for his master.