ὀφεό-δηκτος · opheo-dēktos — LSJ
bitten by a serpent
bitten by a serpent, Eust. 330.12:—written ὀφεώδηκτος, Tz. H. 8 No. 170tit.
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ὀφεό-δηκτος
opheodektos
bitten by a serpent
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