διορκ-ίζω · diork-izō — LSJ
adjure, to be sworn
adjure, Sammelb. 4324.13:—Pass., of an oath, to be sworn, dub. in Wilcken Chr. 110 A 27 (ii B. C.).
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διορκ-ίζω
diorkizo
adjure, to be sworn
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