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αἱμᾰτικός

aimatikos

of the blood

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Where it lives

De Insomniis 1 · 4.19/10k

What it meant

αἱμᾰτικός · haimatikos — LSJ

of the blood

of the blood, θερμότης Arist. PA 697a29; ὑγρότης Id. GA 777a7; τροφή, ὕλη, Id. PA 652a21, 665b6; χυμός Gal. 13.332.

II which have blood

= ἔναιμος, of animals which have blood, opp. ἄναιμος, Arist. PA 665b5, cf. HA 489a25; τὸ ἧπαρ -κώτατον PA 673b27.

In the wild

αἱματικὴν · haimatikēn Aristotle, De Insomniis (DIORISIS sentence 35)

Where it came from

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