William J. Slater, Lexicon to Pindar, τρητός

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ι?̓αίνω - ἷμερόεις

ι?̓ά̂λεμος

?̓ιά̂λυ^σος

Ἶα^μι?́δαι

Ἴ̂α^μος

?̓ια^ολκός

Ἶα^πετῖονίς

?̓ιά̂σων

Ἰαωλκός

?̓ιά̂ων

?̓ιδαῖος

ι?̔ερᾶπόλος, -ον

ι?̔ερεύς

ι?̔ερομηνία

ι?̔κά̂νω

ι?̓́κελος

ι?̔κέτας

ι?̔κετεύω

ἱκνέομαι

ἵ̂λαος

ἷλάσκομαι

Ἶλι^α?́δας

Ἴ̂λι^ος

ἷμερόεις

ἵ̂μερος - ἶσοδαίμων

ἶσόδενδρος - Ἰων

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τρητός

1.perforated “μελισσᾶν — τρητὸν πόνον” (of a honeycomb) P. 6.54

Lexicon to Pindar. William J. Slater. Berlin. De Gruyter. 1969.

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