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μονο-πρόσωπος

monoprosopos

with one face

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What it meant

μονο-πρόσωπος · mono-prosōpos — LSJ

with one face, adorned with one face

with one face, Artem. 2.37; adorned with one face, σκάφιον IG ΙΙ(4).1308 (Delos, ii B.C.).

2 with only one front

with only one front decorated, PSI 5.547.29 (iii B.C.).

II with one person, character, monologue, having reference to one person, having one person, in monologue form

with one person or character, μ. ποίησις monologue, D.L. 9.112: Gramm., μ. ἀντωνυμία a pronoun having reference to one person, opp. a possessive pronoun, Draco ap. A.D. Pron. 17.2; but also, a pronoun having one person, e.g. ἐκεῖνος (opp. ἵ, which has corresponding first and second persons), Hdn.Gr. 1.474, Sch.D.T. p.82 H. Adv. -πως in monologue form, Tz.ad Lyc. p.4 S., Proll.Hes. p.11 G.

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