σωκέω · sōkeō — LSJ
have power, strength
have power or strength, A. Eu. 36.
2 to be in a condition, state to
c. inf., to be in a condition or state to do, S. El. 119 (anap.).
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σωκέω
sokeo
have power
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- σωκεῖν · sōkein Aeschylus, Eumenides 34–37
- σωκῶ · sōkō Sophocles, Electra 118–120
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