θέμις — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

θέμιςιδοςep. ιστοςfperh.reltd.τίθημι acc.Pi. Trag. Pl. AR.sts. app. ep.ep.pl.: nom.acc.gen.dial.pl.: nom.gen.dat. that which is established as right and appropriateesp. in a person's speech and behaviour towards guests or the godsright wayHom. Hes. Thgn. A. Parm. Pl.proprietyof oathsA.impers.phr.θέμις ἐστίit is rightHom.normal or customary behaviourcustom, habitfor someone in a particular situationHom. AR.that which is due or expectedtributepaid to a kingIl.paymentin recompenseA.offeringto the deadAR.obligationdutyplaced upon someoneHes. place where judgements are issuedcourtIl. pl.decrees or judgementsissued by the godsHom. Hes. Thgn.by kings or judgesIl. Hes. hHom. AR. Theoc.by an oraclePi.privilegesgranted to a king by ZeusIl.sg.rule, statute or lawIl. hHom. AR. pl.ritesin a mystery cultAR. Θέμιςιδοςep.ιστοςdial.ιτοςIon.ιοςfacc.Hes.ep.voc. Themisgoddess assoc.w. oaths and the Delphic oracle, daughter of Zeus and mother of Justice and PeaceHom.

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that which is laid down

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18957

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-18958

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