ἱππ-ᾱΐς · hipp-ais — LSJ
of a knight, fibula
hyperdor. for ἱππηΐς, fem. of ἱππικός I.3, of a knight, πόρπα, i.e. fibula which fastened the trabea of a Roman eques, Epigr.Gr. 985.1 (Philae).
The corpus record
ἱππ-ᾱΐς
ippais · ἡ
of a knight
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