ἑός,ἑή, ἑόν,dat. writtenεἱῷ[^ -] Maiist. 10 ; Boeot.
ἱός
Corinn. Supp. 2.73 ; possess.Adj.of 3 pers.sg.,
A. his, her own,
Hom. , Pi. , Dor. , Thess. ( IG 9(2).250 ); not in Att. Prose (unless in A. Fr. 350 the word is Plato's), dub. in Trag., E. El. 1206 (lyr.):—τὸν ἑόν τε Πόδαργον his ownPodargus, Il. 23.295 ; strengthd.,ἑῷ αὐτοῦ θυμῷinhis own inmostsoul, 10.204 ;ἑοὶ αὐτοῦ θῆτες his ownlabourers, Od. 4.643 .
II. after Hom. (alsov.l.
Il. 1.393 , al.), of other persons,
1. asAdj.
3 pers. pl.,their,
Hes. Op. 58 , Pi. P. 2.91 , freq. in later Ep. , as Batr. 103 , A.R. 1.1113 , etc.
2. in Alex. Poets, = ἐμός , A.R. 2.226 .
3. also, = σός , Batr. 23 , A.R. 2.634 , 3.140 , Theoc. 17.50 .
4.
= ἡμέτερος , A.R. 4.203 .