ὁμο-φῠής · homo-phyēs — LSJ
of the same growth, age, nature, with
of the same growth, age, or nature, Pl. Phd. 86b, R. 458c ; τινι with one, ib. 439e ; ἄμφω-φυέα, of hands and feet, Aret. SD 2.12. Adv. -ῠῶς Procl. in Prm. p.625 S.
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ὁμο-φῠής
omophues
of the same growth, age
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- ὁμοφυῆ · homophyē Plato, Phaedo 86 (DIORISIS sentence 632)
- ὁμοφυές · homophyes Plato, Republic 4.439 (DIORISIS sentence 2625)
- ὁμοφυεῖς · homophyeis Plato, Republic 5.458 (DIORISIS sentence 3003)
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