The corpus record

θῠραυλ-ία

thuraulia · ἡ

living out of doors, camping out

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Where it lives

Economics 1 · 1.61/10k

What it meant

θῠραυλ-ία · thyraul-ia — LSJ

living out of doors, camping out

living out of doors, camping out, Ti.Locr. 103b (pl.), etc.; of soldiers, Plu. Vitios. 2.498c; of wild animals, Arist. GA 783a19.

II waiting at the door

waiting at the door, of lovers, in pl., Ph. 1.155, Philostr. Ep. 29: sg., Luc. Merc.Cond. 10.

In the wild

θυραυλίας · thyraulias Aristotle, Economics 1344a (DIORISIS sentence 42)

Where it came from

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