ἐκδέκτωρ · ekdektōr — LSJ
one who takes from another, one who relieves anotherʼs
one who takes from another, πόνων one who relieves anotherʼs toil, A. Fr. 194.
2 successor
successor, τῆς βασιλείας Nic.Dam. p.45 D.
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ἐκδέκτωρ
ekdektor · ὁ
one who takes from another
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