Scaife ATLAS

Λῡδοίῶνm.pl Lydiansa people of western Asia Minor, whose kingdom was famed for its wealth and cultural achievementsMimn. Hippon. Xenoph. Lyr. Hdt. Trag.sg.Lydian man, LydianHdt. E. Λῡδαίῶνf.plLydian womenE. ΛῡδόςοῦmLydosking after whom the Lydian people were reputedly namedHdt.as the name of a slaveMen. Λῡ́δηης

dial.Λῡ́δᾱᾱςf Lydeas a woman's nameCall. Mosch.Λῡδόςή όνadjof a man or womanLydianSapph. Pi. Hdt. S.of a musical modePi. Λῡ́διοςᾱIon.η ονadj of or belonging to the Lydiansof the people, land, cities, or sim.LydianA. Hdt. E. Tim.fem.sb.Lydian womanS.of or characteristic of Lydia or the Lydiansof goodsLydianAlcm. Sapph. X. Call.of music, a musical mode; of an aulos, ref. to the mode being played on itPi. B.fr. Telest.of a victor's headband, fig.ref. to a victory-song in the Lydian modePi.of a stone, ref. to a touchstoneB.fr. Theoc.of behaviourHdt. Λῡδίᾱᾱς

Ion.ΛῡδίηηςfΛῡδοί land of the LydiansLydiaSapph. B. Hdt. E. Isoc. Λῡδικόςή όνadj of the kingdomLydianHdt.

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Λῡδοί

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λῡδοί

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λυδοι

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24830

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Λῡδοί

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