Scaife ATLAS

θεραπείᾱᾱςIon.θεραπηίηηςfθεραπεύω service offeredto deitiesworshipE. Isoc. Pl. X.devotionto one's lover, as if to a godPl.respectfor one's parents and ancestorsPl. X.paid to royaltyPlu.careof oneself or othersPl. D.attentionto the condition of one's soulPl.care, treatmentsts. w.gen. for the sickTh. Pl. NT.specif.medical treatmentAntipho Pl. Arist. concr.adornmentof oneself, ref. to jewellery, perfume, or sim.X. Plu.care productive of growth or developmentnurtureof childrenLys. Plb.trainingof animalsPl.cultivationof plants, landPl. X. Plb. maintenanceof one's home or propertyPl. X. Plb.attention paid to gain someone's favouringratiating behaviourTh. X. Aeschin.means of wheedling or seducingflatteryAtt.orats. group of attendantsesp. for an oriental noble, a kingretinue, entourageHdt. Plb. Plu.group of household slavesNT.bodyguardPlb. Plu.escortconsisting of cavalryX.

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Headword:

θεραπείᾱ

Headword (normalized):

θεραπείᾱ

Headword (normalized/stripped):

θεραπεια

IDX:

19055

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-19056

Key:

θεραπείᾱ

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