ἀγαλματο-φορέω · agalmato-phoreō — LSJ
carry an image in oneʼs mind, bear impressed upon oneʼs mind
carry an image in oneʼs mind, bear impressed upon oneʼs mind, Ph. 1.16, al.; Pass., 2.136.
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ἀγαλματο-φορέω
agalmatophoreo
carry an image in oneʼs mind, bear impressed upon oneʼs mind
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