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signon · τό
statue, the place where the standards were set up, store, prison
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σίγνον · signon — LSJ
= Lat. signum, statue, IG 14.971 (Rome, iii A.D.).
pl., the place where the standards were set up in a camp, used as a store, prison, etc., PLond. 2.413.12 (iv A.D.), PLond. ined. 2487.18 (iv A.D.).
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