ᾱ̓́τη — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

Aeol.ἀυάτᾱi.e.ἀϝάτᾱᾱςfreltd.ἀάω delusion, infatuationinflicted on a person's mind by a god, esp. ZeusHom. Archil. Lyr. Trag. AR.pl.delusional thoughtsIl. Hes. S.fr.reckless behavioursts. assoc.w. delusionrecklessness, follyIl. Sol. Pi. Trag.pl.reckless actsIl. Pi. S.ruin, calamity, harmOd. Hes. Eleg. Lyr. Hdt. Trag.afflictioninherited fr. one's ancestorsE.anguishfr. a wound or diseaseS.pl.disastersHes. Trag.wkr.sens.troublesThgn. cause of ruinbaneref. to a person, the Trojan HorseS. E. Call. Ᾱ̓́τηης

dial.Ᾱ̓́τᾱᾱςf Atepersonif. Ruin, daughter of Zeus or Eris, instigator of delusion and destructionIl.

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Headword:

ᾱ̓́τη

Headword (normalized):

ᾱ̓́τη

Headword (normalized/stripped):

ατη

Intro Text:

ᾱ̓́τηalsoἀάτηCall.ης

dial.ᾱ̓́τᾱ

dial.Ᾱ̓́τᾱᾱςf Atepersonif. Ruin, daughter of Zeus or Eris, instigator of delusion and destructionIl.

IDX:

1504

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-1505

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