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1667
Δυσόμοια
dissimilar
… For the glossing cf. Hesychius delta2626 (masculine nominative plurals). [2]
Strattis
fr. 75 Kock, now 85 K.-A. (For the comic poet
Strattis
see generally sigma 1178. He is also quoted at alpha 3021, delta …
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3021
Ἀπεμυθήσω
you dissuaded
[1]
Strattis
fr. 72 Kock, now 79 K.-A.
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1295
Διφροφόροι
stool-carriers
[1]
Strattis
fr. 8 Kock, now 7 K.-A.; cf. sigma 1178, where this title is, correctly, singular. [2] Herodotus 3.146.3 (web address 1), with gloss; cf. delta 1294. Entry thus far = Photius, Lexicon …
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441
Ἀδελφειός
brother
… Kassel-Austin (but note that Harpokration, the Suda's source here, says
"Strattis
or Apollonophanes"). [3] (A marginal addition in ms. A.) These forms are accusative, nominative and genitive of the noun meaning 'niece' (daughter of …
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3223
Ἁπλᾶς
singles
… -- see next note -- and quotes the comic poet
Strattis
(fr. 25 Kassel-Austin). [1] Callistratus [Kallistratos] FGrH 348 F5.
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460
Βοῦς ἐπὶ γλώττης
an ox on the tongue
… of the explanations given has any merit: the version in
Strattis
fr. 67 Kock, now 72 K.-A., specifically says "large" ox; and the Athenians had no such coin.
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