ἀλιτ-ηριώδης · alit-ēriōdēs — LSJ
abominable, accursed
abominable, accursed, οἶστρος Pl. Lg. 854b; στάσις Id. R. 470d; γνώμη D.C. 44.1.
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ἀλιτ-ηριώδης
aliteriodes
abominable, accursed
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- ἀλιτηριώδη · alitēriōdē Plato, Epistles 351
- ἀλιτηριώδης · alitēriōdēs Plato, Laws 854
- ἀλιτηριώδους · alitēriōdous Plato, Laws 881
- ἀλιτηριώδης · alitēriōdēs Plato, Republic 5.470 (DIORISIS sentence 3311)
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