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παράκουσ-μα

parakousma · τό

thing heard amiss, false notion

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Where it lives

Epistles 2 · 1.18/10k

What it meant

παράκουσ-μα · parakous-ma — LSJ

thing heard amiss, false notion, false story, report, equivocation

thing heard amiss, false notion, Pl. Ep. 338d (pl.), etc.; false story or report, Str. 7.5.9 (pl.); ἐκ παρακούσματος or παρακουσμάτων D.H. 9.22, J. Ap. 1.8 ; equivocation, Περιπατητικῶν π. Jul. Caes. 330c.

II defects of hearing

in pl., defects of hearing, Gal. 7.108.

In the wild

παρακουσμάτων · parakousmatōn Plato, Epistles 338
παρακουσμάτων · parakousmatōn Plato, Epistles 340

Where it came from

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