δικτάτωρ · diktatōr — LSJ
dictator, the dictatorship
Lat. dictator, Plb. 3.87.7, etc.: hence δικτᾱτωρ-εία, ἡ, the dictatorship, D.H. 6.22 (δικτατωρ-ία, Plu. Fab. 3):
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δικτάτωρ
diktator · ὁ
dictator, the dictatorship
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