1. σέσϊλος · sesilos — Frisk
σέσϊλος m. “nackte Landschnecke’ (Ath. 2,63c, Dsk. 2, 9, H. [eod. -σηλ-}); auch σεσέλιτα (Akk. Dsk. a.O.); daneben σέμελος “ds.” (Ath. 2, 63d, H. [lakon.]). — Unerklärt. — [Frisk, s.v. σέσϊλος, p. 1666]
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σέσῑλος
sesilos
m
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What it meant
2. σέσῑλος · sesilos — LSJ
snail
snail, [Epich.] ap. Ath. 2.63c; σέσιλον ἢ σεσέλιτα καλοῦσι, Dsc. 2.9:—
also σέσηλος, Hsch.; cf. σέμελος.
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