ζάθεος — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

ζά-θεοςᾱIon.ηονalsoος ονE., perh. Ar.adj alsoδάθιοςᾱ ονBoeot.adjθεός of places or natural features, such as countries, islands, sanctuaries, oracular shrines, mountains, riversstrongly associated with a divine presenceholy, sacred, numinousIl. Hes. hHom. Pi. B. Hdt.oracleof objects carried by a priestessholy, sacredE.of rites, offeringsPi.fr. E.of an oracular tripodE.of the time of a festivalPi.fr.of songs, honoursAr. Castorioof the baby Zeusholy, divineCorinn.

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very divine, sacred

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19557

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urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-19558

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