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σῑτοδοτ-έω

sitodoteo

furnish corn

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What it meant

σῑτοδοτ-έω · sitodot-eō — LSJ

furnish corn

furnish corn, Poll. 6.36, Them. Or. 23.289b.

II furnish with provisions, victuals, to be provisioned, victualled

furnish with provisions or victuals, δραπέτας IG 5(1).1390.81 (Andania, i B.C.), cf. Them. Or. 23.292d:—Pass., to be provisioned, victualled, Th. 4.39, PCair.Zen. 620.14 (iii B.C.); esp. at Rome, of the recipients of the corn-dole, ὁσιτοδοτούμενος ὄχλος or δῆμος, D.C. 43.21, 55.10.

In the wild

ἐσιτοδοτοῦντο · esitodotounto Thucydides, History 4.39.2 (DIORISIS sentence 2789)

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