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Θησεύς
ΘησεύςέωςIon.έοςep.ῆοςmnom.pl.
Θησέες
Theseusson of Aigeus or Poseidon, mythol. king of Athens, husband of Phaidra, father of Hippolytos and slayer of the MinotaurIl.pl.men like Theseusref. to champions in philosophical debatePl. Θησείᾱᾱςf Theseiaa place at Delphi named after TheseusPlu. Θησεῖαωνn.pl festival of TheseusTheseiaAr. Plu. Θησείδηςουdial.mdu.nom.
Θησείδᾱ
son of Theseusref. to OinopionPlu.quot.Ion du.sons of Theseusref. to Akamas and DemophonE. pl.descendants of Theseusref. to the Athenians or their chiefsS. E.
Θησεῖονουn sanctuary of Theseusat AthensTheseionTh. Ar. Att.orats. Arist. Plu. Θησηίςίδος
also contr.ΘησῇςῇδοςA.
fem.adj
of the landof Theseusi.e. AtticaA. sb.Theseidtitle of an epic poemArist. Plu. sb.Theseanname of a hairstylePlu.

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ΘησεύςέωςIon.έοςep.ῆοςmnom.pl.
Θησέες
Theseusson of Aigeus or Poseidon, mythol. king of Athens, husband of Phaidra, father of Hippolytos and slayer of the MinotaurIl.pl.men like Theseusref. to champions in philosophical debatePl. Θησείᾱᾱςf Theseiaa place at Delphi named after TheseusPlu. Θησεῖαωνn.pl festival of TheseusTheseiaAr. Plu. Θησείδηςουdial.mdu.nom.
Θησείδᾱ
son of Theseusref. to OinopionPlu.quot.Ion du.sons of Theseusref. to Akamas and DemophonE. pl.descendants of Theseusref. to the Athenians or their chiefsS. E.
Θησεῖονουn sanctuary of Theseusat AthensTheseionTh. Ar. Att.orats. Arist. Plu. Θησηίςίδος
also contr.ΘησῇςῇδοςA.
fem.adj
of the landof Theseusi.e. AtticaA. sb.Theseidtitle of an epic poemArist. Plu. sb.Theseanname of a hairstylePlu.
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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-19236
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