ὁλό-φωνος · holo-phōnos — LSJ
full-voiced, vox et praeterea nihil, with fatal voice
full-voiced, or vox et praeterea nihil, of the cock, Cratin. 259 (ὀλόφωνος with fatal voice, cj. Meineke).
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ὁλό-φωνος
olophonos
full-voiced
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