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ἥρωςωοςAtt.ωperh. also ep.ωςm voc.perh. alsoCarm.Pop.acc.alsoPi.also contr.perh. alsoHdt.dat.also contr.pl.nom.alsoPi.acc.alsoPi.also contr.gen.Boeot.dat.ep. ref. to troops, esp. those assoc.w. the Trojan warwarrior, heroHom. Hes. Pi.gener., as an honourable designation of other personsworthy manOd.voc.oft. w. pers. name, addressed to warriors or othersvaliant sir, noble sirHom. Hes. Stesich. ref. to illustrious figures of myth and legend, sts. regarded as possessing superhuman qualitiesheroHes. Thgn. Lyr.ref. to the people of the fourth of the five Ages of Man, regarded as demigodsHes. Pl. ref. to persons who have achieved a semi-divine status, usu. as objects of a religious culthero, demigodHeraclit. A. Pi. Hdt.

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hero

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Headword:

ἥρως

Headword (normalized):

ἥρως

Headword (normalized/stripped):

ηρως

IDX:

17397

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-17398

Key:

ἥρως

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