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Liddell-Scott-Jones Lexicon of Classical Greek
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Greek1: pentakatioi 2: proskataktaomai 3: enktaomai 4: kteatizô 5: ktaomai
Latin1: potior 2: reparo 3: promereo 4: deporto 5: lucror
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paxamas, a, ho, biscuit (so called from the baker Paxamos), Gal.14.537 tit., Suid.:--

  • Dim. paxamadion, to, Gal.14.554, Tz.H.2.574; paxamation, Gloss.