σκᾰφ-εύω · skaph-euō — LSJ
lay, in a trough
lay a person in a trough with head, arms, and legs hanging out, and expose him in the heat of the sun, until he dies eaten by insects, a Persian mode of torture, Ctes. Fr. 29.30, Plu. Art. 16.
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σκᾰφ-εύω
skapheuo
lay, in a trough
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