ὀφίτης · ophitēs — LSJ
of, like a serpent, serpentine
of or like a serpent, ὀ. λίθος serpentine, Orph. L. 463, Dsc. 5.143, etc.:—also ὀφιῆτις πέτρη, Orph. L. 341, D.P. 1013.
II shingles
= ἕρπης, shingles, Gal. 19.440.
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ὀφίτης
ophites · ὁ
of, like a serpent, serpentine
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