αἰώρ-ησις · aiōr-ēsis — LSJ
oscillatory movement, passive exercise
oscillatory movement, esp. Medic., of passive exercise, Pl. Ti. 89a, cf. Gal. 10.710; αἰ. διʼ ὀχημάτων Poll. 10.51.
The corpus record
αἰώρ-ησις
aioresis · ἡ
oscillatory movement
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Where it lives
- Timaeus 1 · 0.42/10k
What it meant
In the wild
- αἰωρήσεων · aiōrēseōn Plato, Timaeus 89 (DIORISIS sentence 855)
Where it came from
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