λωβ-ητήρ · lōb-ētēr — LSJ
foul slanderer, destroyer
foul slanderer, Il. 2.275, 11.385: generally, destroyer, of the Erinyes, S. Ant. 1074; ἀοιδᾶν Tim. Pers. 231.
II worthless wretch
worthless wretch, Il. 24.239, A.R. 3.372, Tryph. 21.
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λωβητήρ
lobeter · ὁ
foul slanderer
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- λωβητὴρ · lōbētēr Iliad 11.385
- λωβητῆρα · lōbētēra Iliad 2.275
- λωβητῆρες · lōbētēres Iliad 24.239
- λωβητῆρες · lōbētēres Sophocles, Antigone 1074–1076
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