κατακόσμ-ησις · katakosm-ēsis — LSJ
arrangement, order
arrangement, Pl. Plt. 271e; order, Pl. Ti. 47d.
2 adornment
adornment, ναῶν Andronic.Rhod.p. 572 M.
3 assumed demeanour
metaph., πλάσις καὶ κ., of an assumed demeanour, Plu. QConv. 2.712d.
The corpus record
κατακόσμ-ησις
katakosmesis · ἡ
arrangement
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What it meant
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- κατακοσμήσει · katakosmēsei Plato, Laws 721
- κατακοσμήσεως · katakosmēseōs Plato, Statesman 271
- κατακόσμησιν · katakosmēsin Plato, Timaeus 47 (DIORISIS sentence 358)
- κατακόσμησιν · katakosmēsin Plotinus, Enneads 6.8 (DIORISIS sentence 6199)
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