pickled flesh of the tunnyʼs shoulder
pickled flesh of the tunnyʼs shoulder, Nicostr.Com. 1, Alex. 15.4, Matro Conv. 17, Dsc. 2.31:— also ὠμο-τάρῑχον, τό, Diph.Siph. ap. Ath. 3.121b.
The corpus record
ὠμο-τάρῑχος
omotarichos · ὁ
pickled flesh of the tunnyʼs shoulder
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