The corpus record

χρεωσ-τέω

chreosteo

to be in debt

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What it meant

χρεωσ-τέω · chreōs-teō — LSJ

to be in debt, have a claim to, have a debt owing to one, to be owed, owing

to be in debt, Asp. in EN 186.27: c. inf., χρεωστῶ τὴν ἐξέτασιν ποιήσασθαι Sever. Clyst. 33:—Med., have a claim to, τι Hld. 7.8; have a debt owing to one, Id. 5.31:—Pass., to be owed, owing, Sammelb. 4422.4, Sch.D Il. 11.685.

Where it came from

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