ὑπεροπλ-ία · hyperopl-ia — LSJ
insolence, presumptuousness
insolence, presumptuousness, ἧς ὑπεροπλίῃσι Il. 1.205: in sg., Rhian. 1.12.
II high courage
high courage, Theoc. 25.139. [Always with ῑ, metri gr.]
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ὑπεροπλία
uperoplia · ἡ
insolence, presumptuousness
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- ὑπεροπλίῃσι · hyperopliēisi Iliad 1.205
- ὑπεροπλίαις · hyperopliais Sophocles, Antigone 127–133
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