saviour, guard, defender
saviour, guard, defender, σταθμῶν ῥ. Od. 17.187, 223; ῥυτῆρες Διός Opp. C. 3.13: fem. abs., Id. H. 1.669; cf. ῥύτειρα. (Cf. ῥυστήρ I.)
The corpus record
ῥῡτήρ
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saviour, guard, defender
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