διανο-ητέον · diano-ēteon — LSJ
one must think
one must think, Pl. Lg. 626d, Plu. Def.orac. 2.434b, etc.
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διανο-ητέον
dianoeteon
one must think
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- διανοητέον · dianoēteon Plato, Laws 626
- διανοητέον · dianoēteon Plato, Laws 646
- διανοητέον · dianoēteon Plato, Laws 729
- διανοητέον · dianoēteon Plato, Laws 734
- διανοητέον · dianoēteon Plato, Sophist 255
- διανοητέον · dianoēteon Plato, Statesman 304
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