πατρι-ῶτις · patri-ōtis — LSJ
oneʼs own countryʼs
= πατρίς, E. Heracl. 755 (lyr.); π. στολή oneʼs own countryʼs dress, said by a barbarian, Luc. Scyth. 3.
II
Ἄρτεμις π. IG 5(1).602.11 (Sparta).
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πατρι-ῶτις
patriotis
oneʼs own countryʼs
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