The corpus record

νοσηλ-εύω

noseleuo

tend a sick person

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Where it lives

Aegineticus 1 · 3.44/10k

What it meant

νοσηλ-εύω · nosēl-euō — LSJ

tend a sick person, physicians

tend a sick person, τινα Isoc. 19.25, Anaxil. 19, Phylarch. 61 J., Babr. 13.8; οἱ νοσηλεύοντες physicians, IGRom. 1.1228 (Egypt).

II need medical attendance, to be sick

Pass., need medical attendance, to be sick, J. BJ 4.1.9, App. BC 2.28, Gal. 8.291, Asp. in EN 26.17; ν. τρυφηλῶς Jul. Or. 6.181d.

In the wild

ἐνοσήλευον · enosēleuon Isocrates, Aegineticus 25 (DIORISIS sentence 67)

Where it came from

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