The corpus record

ὑπτι-ασμός

uptiasmos · ὁ

laying oneself backwards

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What it meant

ὑπτι-ασμός · hypti-asmos — LSJ

laying oneself backwards

laying oneself backwards, Luc. Salt. 71, Philostr. Im. 2.6 (pl.), Vett.Val. 3.12.

2 lying supine

lying supine, of bedridden people, Hp. Fract. 11.

II sluggish appetite, aversion from food, nausea

metaph., sluggish appetite, aversion from food, nausea, Gal. 8.378, 13.140.

Where it came from

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