Scaife ATLAS

θεράπωνοντοςm one who attendson a nobleman or kingmember of an entourage, pageHom. Call. AR.on the king of Persia, tyrants and commandersHdt. X. Plb. Plu. one who assists a warrior in battlecompanion-in-armsas Patroklos to AchillesIl.groomresponsible for a warrior's horsesIl.chariot-manref. to a warrior's driverIl.attendantref. to a helot accompanying a Spartan hopliteTh. one who assistsa god or goddessattendantHom. Ar.to Aphrodite, ref. to ErosSapph. Pl.to Zeus, ref. to the eaglePlu. fig.companion-in-armsw.gen.of Ares, Enyalios, ref. to a warriorIl. Hes.fr. Archil.servantw.gen.of Zeus, ref. to a powerful princeOd.servant, devotee, worshipperof a godAlcm. Pi. Pl. Plu.w.gen.of the Muses, a Muse, ref. to a poetHes. hHom. Thgn. B. Ar.ref. to the aulosE. one who serves in a householdslaveTh. Ar. Att.orats. X. servantto one's guests, fig.ref. to a noble familyPi.

ShortDef

a waiting-man, attendant

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Headword:

θεράπων

Headword (normalized):

θεράπων

Headword (normalized/stripped):

θεραπων

IDX:

19066

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-19067

Key:

θεράπων

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