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2439
Ἀνηρώτιζεν
was asking
[*)anhrw/tizen can be used] instead of a)nhrw/ta.
Teleclides
[sc. does so].
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2939
Ἀπατήσει
will cheat
[Used] with an accusative. Meaning he/she/it will bamboozle.
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[sc. uses the word].
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4481
Αὐτίτην
homemade
[Referring to] the locally-produced wine.
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in Ampiktyons [sc. uses the term].
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863
Κατὰ χειρὸς
at hand
… and handiest of all, [this] they call 'water at hand'.
Teleclides
in Amphiktyons [writes] thus: "first of all there was peace, just like water at hand". "Boy, fetch a garland; [and] let someone fetch …
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1006
Ἀκροκώλια
end-bits, extremities (of the body)
… a)krokw/lia di/efqa ("well-boiled end-bits") is attributed to the comic poet
Teleclides
(fr. 48 Kock, now 51 K.-A.).
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485
Βώμαξ
scoundrel
… of Attic Comedy: Comica adespota fr. 966 Kock, but now
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fr. 61 K.-A. cf. beta 484, beta 486, beta 487, beta 488, beta 489, beta 490.
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921
Δι' ἐνιαυτοῦ
through the year
… (fr. 29 Sauppe) is cited for the first phrase and
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(fr. 28 Kock = 30 Kassel-Austin) for the second.
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1900
Κόγχην
cockle, mussel
… 'shell-full, a small measure of capacity'. For the proverb see
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fr. 19 Kock (now 20 K.-A.), preserved by Athenaeus, Deipnosophists 3.87A (= 3.33 Kaibel); Appendix Proverbiorum 3.47; and see omega 239. [1] Quotation …
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