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|Transliteration C=diavetis
|Transliteration C=diavetis
|Beta Code=diabe/ths
|Beta Code=diabe/ths
|Definition=εος, ὁ, (perh. for <b class="b3">δια-ϝέτης</b>, cf. [[ἔτης]]) title of <span class="sense"><span class="bld">A</span> [[official]] at Sparta, <span class="title">IG</span>5(1).32 <span class="title">A</span>2,al.</span>
|Definition=εος, ὁ, (perhaps for <b class="b3">δια-ϝέτης</b>, cf. [[ἔτης]]) title of [[official]] at Sparta, ''IG''5(1).32 ''A''2,al.
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|dgtxt=-εος, ὁ<br />cierto [[oficial]] espartano, quizá rel. c. los certámenes gimnásticos de los efebos <i>IG</i> 5(1).65.19, 676.4, 679.5, 680.7 (todas Esparta II d.C.), δ. Λιμναέων <i>IG</i> 5(1).32A.2 (II d.C.).<br /><b class="num">• Etimología:</b> Comp. de [[διά]] y segundo término dud.: ¿ἔτος o ἔτης, qq.u.?
|dgtxt=-εος, ὁ<br />cierto [[oficial]] espartano, quizá rel. c. los certámenes gimnásticos de los efebos <i>IG</i> 5(1).65.19, 676.4, 679.5, 680.7 (todas Esparta II d.C.), δ. Λιμναέων <i>IG</i> 5(1).32A.2 (II d.C.).<br /><b class="num">• Etimología:</b> Comp. de [[διά]] y segundo término dud.: ¿ἔτος o ἔτης, qq.u.?
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Transliteration A: diabétēs Transliteration B: diabetēs Transliteration C: diavetis Beta Code: diabe/ths

English (LSJ)

εος, ὁ, (perhaps for δια-ϝέτης, cf. ἔτης) title of official at Sparta, IG5(1).32 A2,al.

Spanish (DGE)

-εος, ὁ
cierto oficial espartano, quizá rel. c. los certámenes gimnásticos de los efebos IG 5(1).65.19, 676.4, 679.5, 680.7 (todas Esparta II d.C.), δ. Λιμναέων IG 5(1).32A.2 (II d.C.).
• Etimología: Comp. de διά y segundo término dud.: ¿ἔτος o ἔτης, qq.u.?