μισθαρν-ητικός · mistharn-ētikos — LSJ
of, for hired work, mercenary
of or for hired work, mercenary: ἡ -κή (sc. τέχνη) Pl. R. 346b, 346d; μισθαρνευτικόν is f.l. in Id. Sph. 222d.
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μισθαρν-ητικός
mistharnetikos
of, for hired work, mercenary
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- μισθαρνητικὴ · mistharnētikē Plato, Republic 1.346 (DIORISIS sentence 565)
- μισθαρνητικὴ · mistharnētikē Plato, Republic 1.346 (DIORISIS sentence 565)
- μισθαρνητικήν · mistharnētikēn Plato, Republic 1.346 (DIORISIS sentence 557)
- μισθαρνητικόν · mistharnētikon Plato, Sophist 222
- μισθαρνητικοῦ · mistharnētikou Plato, Sophist 223
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