1. σεπτ-ός · sept-os — LSJ
august
august, ἵησι σ. Νεῖλος ῥέος A. Pr. 812: in late Prose, D.C. 53.16, Cod.Just. 1.5.16.
The corpus record
σεπτ-ός
septos
august
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Where it lives
- Prometheus Bound 1 · 1.7/10k
What it meant
2. σηπ-τός · sēp-tos — LSJ
converted into excrement
converted into excrement, of food, τὸ σ. περίττωμα τοῦ πεφθέντος ἐστίν Arist. GA 762a15; cf. σῆψις II.
II
Act., = σηπτικός, <δυνάμεις>, i.e. medicines, Dsc. 2.62 (δ. expressed in 3.9); φάρμακον Meges ap. Orib. 44.24.10.
In the wild
- σεπτὸν · septon Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound 810–812
Where it came from
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