Λητώ, Dor.
Λᾱτώ,όος, contr.
οῦς,ἡ,Leto, mother of Apollo and Artemis, Il. 21.497 , Hes. Th. 406 , cf. 918 , al.; on the accent of the acc. sg.,v.Hdn.Gr. 2.33 ; voc.
A.
Λητοῖ
Il. 21.498
, h.Ap. 14 , 62 . ( Dor. un contr. acc.ΛητόαTyrannio ap.Sch.Gen. Il. 21.497 ):—Adj. Λητῷος,α,ον,oforborn from Leto, κόρη
A. Fr. 170
, S. El. 570 ; Dor.
Λᾱτῴα
AP 6.280 :—fem. alsoΛητωῐάς,άδος, Call. Dian. 83 , Opp. C. 1.109 , etc.; andΛητωί̈ς, Dor.
Λᾱτ-,ί̈δος, AP 6.272 ( Pers. ), A.R. 2.938 .
II. Λητῷον,τό ,temple of L., Arist. EE 1214a2 , Str. 14.3.6 .
III. Λητῷα,τά , festival in honour of L., IG 11(2).161
A 93 (Delos,iii B.C.).