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διαστολ-εύς

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instrument for examining cavities, dilator,

διαστολ-εύς,έως,ὁ,

A. instrument for examining cavities, dilator,

Gal. 19.110 , Paul.Aeg. 6.78 ; for opening a horse's mouth, Hippiatr. 2 .

II. cashier,title of official, BGU 1064.19

(iii A. D.), Cod.Just. 10.71.4 .

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Gal. 19.110
Paul.Aeg. 6.78
Hippiatr. 2
BGU 1064.19
Cod.Just. 10.71.4

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Liddell-Scott-Jones, A Greek-English Lexicon (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1940), public domain text. Unicode conversion by Giuseppe G. A. Celano, gcelano/LSJ_GreekUnicode, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Source via Perseus Project, Tufts University.

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