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φελλάτᾱς

phellatas

[-är- ?] sorte de pierre

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What it meant

1. φελλάτᾶς · phellatas — Chantraine

φελλάτᾶς : [-är- ?] sorte de pierre. La forme du mot est incertaine : nom. φελλάντας (Hsch.), φελλέτας (Suid. su. φελλέα) ou φελλεάτας (scholie de Tzetzès à Ar. Nuées 71); gén. φελλάταᾷ (Clem. Alex, Protr. 4,47,7, cod. P), gén. sg. fautif ψέλλα (Zen. 5,13) ; acc. pl. φελλαάτους [sic] λίθους καλοῦσι τοὺς τραχεῖς (Sch. Clem. Alex. ἰ. c.). La source commune des lexicographes et de Clément d'Alexandrie est l'historien … — [Chantraine, s.v. φελλάτᾶς, p. 1206]

2. φελλάτᾱς · phellatas — LSJ

stone, pilates, pelastes

a kind of stone, of which statues were made, Polem.Hist. l.c., Hsch.; also φελλεάτας, called Dor. and expld. by κισσηρώδεις λίθοι in Sch. Ar. Nu. 71 (φελλέτας, Suid.); prob. the same as pilates and pelastes cited (acc. to codd.) fr. Cato by Fest. p.268L. (Cf. sq.)

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