ἰδῐο-θᾰνέω · idio-thaneō — LSJ
die a natural death
die a natural death, Procl. Par.Ptol. 277.
The corpus record
ἰδῐο-θᾰνέω
idiothaneo
die a natural death
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What it meant
Where it came from
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