ἀμφι-κτίονες
ἀμφι-κτίονεςalsoἀμφικτύονεςHdt.
ωνm.plreltd.[κτίζω] dwellers round aboutneighbours
Pi. B. Hdt. Ἀμφικτύονεςωνm.pl Amphictyonsmembers or officials of an Amphictyony; specif. that connected w. Delphi and Thermopylae
Hdt. Att.orats. Plb. Plu.also sg.D.connected w. the shrine on DelosArist. Ἀμφικτυονίᾱᾱςf Amphictyonyan association of different ethnic groups w. responsibility for a religious shrine; specif. that connected w. the shrines of Apollo at Delphi and Demeter at Thermopylae, which had wide membership and power to declare a sacred war
Isoc. D. Plu. Ἀμφικτυονικόςή όνadj of meetingsAmphictyonici.e. of Amphictyons
Plu.of a lawsuit, i.e. heard by themPlu.of a war, i.e. declared by themD.of sacrifices, i.e. performed by themD.lawof a pretext, i.e. based on their alleged supportD. Ἀμφικτυονίςίδοςfem.adj of Demeter, at ThermopylaeAmphictyonic
Hdt.of citiesAeschin. Ἀμφικτύωνονοςm Amphictyonmythol. ancestral figure, assoc.w. Thermopylae
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they that dwell round, next neighbours
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