false, forbidden) seizure of security
false (i.e. forbidden) seizure of security, prob. in PHal. 1.241 (iii B.C.).
The corpus record
ψευδ-ενεχῠρᾰσία
pseudenechurasia · ἡ
false, forbidden) seizure of security
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What it meant — LSJ
Where it came from
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