λογγ-άσια · long-asia — LSJ
stones with holes in them
stones with holes in them, through which mooringcables were passed, Hsch., Phot. s.v. λογγάζειν:—sg. λογγᾰσίη, Hsch.:—also λογγῶνες, οἱ, Syracusan acc. to EM 569.42, cf. Suid.
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λογγ-άσια
loggasia · τά
stones with holes in them
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