διαπολῑτ-εύομαι · diapolit-euomai — LSJ
to be a political rival
to be a political rival, Aeschin. 3.194, Harp. s.v. διαγορεύων; δ. Περικλεῖ, of Thucydides son of Melesias, Marcellin. Vit.Thuc. 28.
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διαπολῑτ-εύομαι
diapoliteuomai
to be a political rival
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