ἴνη · inē — LSJ
= ἴς (A), ταῖς ἀπὸ τῶν καλάμων ἴναις Peripl.M.Rubr. 65.
The corpus record
ἴνη
ine · ἡ
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Where it lives
What it meant
In the wild
- ἴνα · ina New Testament, Luke 16.24 (DIORISIS sentence 858)
- ἰνῶν · inōn Plato, Timaeus 82 (DIORISIS sentence 788)
- ἰνῶν · inōn Plato, Timaeus 82 (DIORISIS sentence 788)
- ἰνῶν · inōn Plato, Timaeus 84 (DIORISIS sentence 803)
- ἰνῶν · inōn Plato, Timaeus 85 (DIORISIS sentence 819)
- ἰνῶν · inōn Plato, Timaeus 85 (DIORISIS sentence 822)
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Where it came from
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