θρῑάζω · thriazō — LSJ
to be rapt, possessed
to be rapt, possessed, S. Fr. 466, E. Fr. 478; also glossed by φυλλολογεῖν (as if from θρῖον), Hsch., EM 455.45:—also θριάομαι, = μαντεύομαι, AB 265; cf. sq. [θριαί]
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θρῑάζω
thriazo
to be rapt, possessed
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