one who weaves sackcloth, sailmaker
one who weaves sackcloth, sailmaker, D. 48.12, IG 2(2).2403 (iv B.C.), Poll. 10.191, Hsch.; cf. σακκοϋφάντης.
The corpus record
σακχῠφάντης
sakchuphantes · ὁ
one who weaves sackcloth, sailmaker
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What it meant — LSJ
Where it came from
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