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βρασμός

brasmos · ὁ

boiling up

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What it meant

βρασμός · brasmos — LSJ

boiling up, fermentation, agitation, shaking, shivering, rigor

boiling up, Aët. 1.130, Hld. 5.17; fermentation, τῆς ὕλης Corn. ND 3: hence, agitation, shaking, γῆς Arist. ap. Ar.Did. Fr. 13 (pl.), Orph. H. 47.3 (pl.), Sor. 1.65; shivering as if from cold, ib. 80, Aret. SD 2.3; rigor, Gal. 7.607.

metaph., τοῦ πάθους, τῶν παθῶν, Ph. 1.306, 238.

= βράστης, J. BJ 1.19.4, D.C. 68.24, Phlp. in Mete. 7.23, Agath. 5.3; of a tidal wave, Id. 2.16.

Where it came from

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