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λίθοςουm.sts. f. stone, rockas a natural feature of the landscapeHom. piece of detached stonestone, rock, boulderHom.as a missileIl.ref. to a discusOd. large rock or stone blockrockused as a seatHom.ref. to a speaker's platform, esp. in the AssemblyAr. Plu.in the Athenian agora, where archons, arbitrators and certain witnesses swore oathsD. Arist. Plu.stone, pebbleused as a piece in a board-gameAlc. Theoc.large blockesp. of regular shape, hewn fr. stone, for use in buildingstone blockHdt. Th. Pl.f.gravestoneCall.epigr. stone as a materialfor use in building stoneHom.w.adj. λευκός whitemarbleHdt.w. ΠάριοςParian marblePi. Hdt.f., w. ΠαρίαTheoc.w. πώρινοςtufaHdt. stone, rockin comparisons, as exemplifying immutability, insensitivity or absence of lifeHom. Thgn. Pl. Theoc.ref. to a person, as exemplifying stupidityAr.provbl.λίθον ἕψεινboil a stoneref. to trying to persuade an obstinate personAr.usu. f.a kind of stonew. special propertiesstonew.adj. διαφανής transparent, ref. to glassAr.w.adj. Ἡρακλεία from Heraklea, ref. to a lodestone Pl.appos.w. σμάραγδοςemeraldHdt.w.adj. Λυδία Lydian, ref. to a touchstoneB.fr.without adj.,ref. to a touchstonePl.

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a stone

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