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ε3768Εὐτειχεῖ πάγῳon a well-walled hill; with a well-walled hill… similar entries in other lexica; and cf. a scholion on Homer, Iliad 1.129, where Troy is called 'well-walled' (eu)tei/xeon: web address 1). For parallel usage, see Euripides, Andromache 1010 (web address 2). But the …Matched in noteshighshort

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Εὐτειχεῖ πάγῳ

on a well-walled hill; with a well-walled hill

[Meaning on/with] an excellently fortified [one].

Εὐτειχεῖ πάγῳ· καλῶς τετειχισμένῃ.