εἰωθότως · eiōthotōs — LSJ
in customary wise, in, usual manner
in customary wise, S. El. 1456, Aristid. Or. 51(27).48, etc.; εἰ. ἔλεξεν in his usual manner, Pl. Smp. 218d.
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εἰωθότως
eiothotos
in customary wise
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- εἰωθότως · eiōthotōs Plato, Symposium 218 (DIORISIS sentence 937)
- εἰωθότως · eiōthotōs Sophocles, Electra 1456
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