διακρᾰτ-ημα · diakrat-ēma — LSJ
remedy to be held in the mouth
remedy to be held in the mouth, Gal. 12.268.
II that which is held together
that which is held together, Secund. Sent. 1.
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διακρᾰτ-ημα
diakratema · τό
remedy to be held in the mouth
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