διάρτ-ησις · diart-ēsis — LSJ
incoherence, irrelevance, a non-sequitur
incoherence, irrelevance, κατὰ διάρτησιν λόγος a non-sequitur, Stoic. 2.79 (perh. Chrysipp.).
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διάρτ-ησις
diartesis · ἡ
incoherence, irrelevance
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