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Ἥγημαι
I consider
The headword verb is the perfect tense of h(geo/mai, which can be present in meaning (see H.Stephanus s.v. with several examples of it). The entry is taken from Photius, Lexicon eta33, where Theodoridis notes …
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71
Ἡγουμενεία
abbacy, hêgoumeneia
This headword, h(goumeni/a, according to H.Stephanus is "dignitas abatis", the rank of an abbot (h(goume/nos, eta 72). The term, although used exclusively in the Byzantine age, is to be found in Herodian, who likewise …
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104
Ἠδωνίς
Edonis
… paragraph of this entry derives from Aristotle fr. 478 (in
Stephanus
of Byzantium s.v. Antandros). The second has already appeared under alphaiota 44 and makes a poor fit here. [1] In Thrace, north of …
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132
Ἠετιώνεια
Eetioneia, Eetionia
… Philochorus (FGrH 328 F72) and Thucydides (8.90-92). [1] (Also in
Stephanus
of Byzantium and elsewhere.) Meaning "other" than the Akte peninsula; the northerly and lesser of the two promontories which enclosed the Great Harbour. …
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267
Ἠλώνη
Elone
… mentioned by Homer, Iliad 2.739. Later called Leimone. See generally
Stephanus
of Byzantium s.v.
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520
Ἤριον
Erion
[1] According to
Stephanus
of Byzantium s.v. Heraia, an alternative name for this promontory opposite Chalkedon (chi 38). [2] cf. eta 511, eta 512, eta 524.
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536
Ἡρόδοτος
Herodotus, Herodotos
… one of the first colonists of Thurii (in southern Italy).
Stephanus
of Byzantium records the inscription on his grave there (see under "Thourioi"). For the connection with Thurii, see further Aristotle, Rhetoric 3.9 (1409a), …
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