παρευν-αστήρ · pareun-astēr — LSJ
one who sleeps beside, chamberlain
one who sleeps beside : hence, chamberlain, Men.Prot. p.10 D., Agath. 3.16 (pl.).
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παρευν-αστήρ
pareunaster · ὁ
one who sleeps beside
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