διομολογ-ητέον · diomolog-ēteon — LSJ
one must agree on, concede
one must agree on or concede, Pl. R. 527b, al.
II to be conceded
-έος, α, ον, to be conceded, Id. Prm. 142b.
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διομολογ-ητέον
diomologeteon
one must agree on
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