gluttonous fellow
gluttonous fellow, Cratin. 103. (Derived by Gramm. fr. κάβος and αἶσα and said to be a pr. n.; cf. Κάβαισος IG 5(2).271.9 (Mantinea, iv B.C.).)
The corpus record
κάβαισος
kabaisos · ὁ
gluttonous fellow
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