ἐπιστάτης — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

ἐπιστάτηςουmἐφίσταμαι one who stands nearbyfollowerdependantOd. milit.soldier standing behind onein a battle formation, opp. παραστάτης next manX. Plb. gener.one who is in chargesupervisor, manager, overseerIsoc. Pl. X.w.gen.of an activity or eventS. E. Ar. Att.orats.controller, masterw.dat.of the yoke-straps of fire-breathing bullsE. specif.chief, commanderof troopsA.handlerw.gen.of an elephant, ref. to its riderPlb.supervisorw.adj. of an altar, ref. to a temple attendantE.periphr.masterw.gen.of arms, ref. to a soldierA.of a chariot, ref. to a charioteerS. E.of an oar, ref. to a rowerE.of a flock, ref. to a shepherdS. Pl.derog.superintendentof mirrors and perfumes, ref. to a Phrygian slaveE. master, lordw.gen.of a place, ref. to a godS.masteras designation of Jesus by his disciplesNT.at Athenspresidentchairmanof the officials presiding in the Council and AssemblyX. Aeschin. D. Arist. superintendent, overseerw.gen.of public worksAeschin. D. Plu.of the navyAeschin.of a public placeHyp. gener.officialArist. Plb. Plu. governorw.gen.of a city or regionPlb.see alsoἐπίστατον

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one who stands near

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ἐπιστάτης

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ἐπιστάτης

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επιστατης

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14912

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-14913

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