LOGOI

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λοπάς

lopas · ἡ

flat dish, plate, dish

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What it meant

λοπάς · lopas — LSJ

flat dish, plate

flat dish or plate, in which food was served, Ar. Eq. 1034, V. 511, Men. Sam. 150, Dsc. 2.142, etc.

b dish

dish in sense of food-preparation, Gal. 6.653, al.

2 frying-pan

frying-pan, Eub. 109, Arched. 2.4; distd. from τήγανον by Eub. l.c., Pl.Com. 173.12.

II

in Com. also, = σορός (ἡ), Theopomp.Com. 92.

III a disease of the olive, rotting at the root

a disease of the olive, Thphr. HP 4.14.3; rotting at the root, of fig-trees, ib. 5.

IV shell-fish

shell-fish, Luc. Asin. 47; ὄστρεα καὶ λοπάδας Gal. 4.670; v.l. for λεπάς, Thphr. HP 4.6.7.

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