μεταχώρ-ησις · metachōr-ēsis — LSJ
departure, withdrawal
departure, withdrawal, εἰς τοὺς θεούς Arr. Fr. 134 J.
II change of direction, change
change of direction, in pl., Procl. Hyp. 1.27: generally, change, τοῦ δ̄ εἰς ζ̄ Eust. 1259.61.
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μεταχώρ-ησις
metachoresis · ἡ
departure, withdrawal
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