Scaife ATLAS

Aeol.Πᾱ́ωνονοςm Paion, Paian, Paieon, Paongod of healing; in Hom. and Hes.fr. a separate god, in later authors usu. equated w. ApolloHom. Hes.fr. Sapph. Sol. Pi. Trag.epith. of AsklepiosAr.quot.S. παιώνῶνοςdial.παιᾱ́νᾶνοςep.παιήωνονοςm fig., ref. to a personhealerw.gen.of troublesA. S.epith. of deathA.fr. E.epith. of sleepS. song of petition, thanksgiving or celebrationaddressed esp. to Apollo, but also to other gods, in various ctxts., e.g. before a battle, after victory, at a wedding, accompanying libations at a symposiumpaeanIl. hHom. Alcm. Archil. Thgn. B.ref. to a dirge or sim.A. E. exclam.ἰὴ παιών, ἱὴ παιῆονor sim., ritual cry assoc.w. such songs, also separately as an appeal for good fortuneLyr.adesp. Carm.Pop. Pi.fr. Ar. Call. metrical foot consisting of one long and three short syllablespaeonArist.

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Headword:

Παιών

Headword (normalized):

παιών

Headword (normalized/stripped):

παιων

IDX:

30416

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-30417

Key:

Παιών

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