accustomed to lay up in store, miserly
accustomed to lay up in store, [ζῷα] τροφῆς θησαυριστικά Arist. HA 488a20; prob.l. for θησαυρικός (= miserly), Ptol. Tetr. 158.
The corpus record
θησαυρ-ιστικός
thesauristikos
accustomed to lay up in store
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What it meant — LSJ
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