1. βίτος · bitos — Beekes
βίτος [?) ‘binding of a wheel (Ed. Diocl.). «τὴν Lat> *ETYM From Lat. uitus. — [Beekes, s.v. βίτος, p. 263]
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βίτος
bitos
[?) ‘binding of a wheel (Ed
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What it meant
2. βίτος · bitos — LSJ
tyre, with tyres, with tyred wheels
tyre, Edict.Diocl. 15.31a:—hence βιτωτός, ή, όν, with tyres, τροχοί ib. 34; σαράγαρα, καροῦχον β., with tyred wheels, ib. 36, 37.
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