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βρᾰχύτης

brachutes · ἡ

shortness, narrowness, deficiency, smallness, scantiness, shallowness, use of a condensed, allusive expression

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What it meant

βρᾰχύτης · brachytēs — LSJ

shortness, shortness, narrowness, deficiency

shortness, opp. μῆκος, Pl. Plt. 283c; μελέτης βραχύτητι with shortness of practice, Th. 1.138; narrowness, deficiency, μετὰ βραχύτητος γνώμης Id. 3.42.

2 smallness

smallness, τοῦ βάθους Arist. Mete. 354a18.

3 shortness

shortness of a syllable, in prosody, Pl. R. 400c (pl.), Arist. Po. 1456b32, Plu. Frig. 2.947e, S.E. M. 1.100.

4 scantiness

scantiness, τῶν ὄντων Lib. Or. 62.59.

5 shallowness

shallowness, θαλάττης Scyl. 112.

6 use of a condensed, allusive expression

Rhet., use of a condensed or allusive expression, Trypho Trop. p.202 S.

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