κατ-αυθᾱδίζω · kat-authadizō — LSJ
act, speak obstinately against, defy
act or speak obstinately against, τινος Suid.:—Med., Men.Prot. p.102 D.:—also καταυθαδ-ιάζομαι, defy, τῶν νόμων Just. Nov. 12.1.
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κατ-αυθᾱδίζω
katauthadizo
act, speak obstinately against, defy
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