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πικρὸν με ἀπαιτεῖς ἐνοίκιον → you ask too much of me, you demand a bitter rent from me

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|dela='''(1)''' [[Heide]]<sup>1</sup>, der, [[ethnicus]] (ἐϑνικός); [[rein]] lat. [[gentilis]] od. [[paganus]] (Eccl.). – die Heiden, [[auch]] gentes barbarae ([[als]] ungebildete Völker); gentes [[veteres]] ([[als]] vorchristliche Völker).<br />'''(2)''' [[Heide]]<sup>2</sup>, die, I) [[Wald]]: [[silva]]. – II) ebene, unbebaute [[Gegend]]: [[loca]] deserta [[oder]] inculta; campi inculti.
|dela='''(1)''' [[Heide]]<sup>1</sup>, der, [[ethnicus]] ([[ἐθνικός]]); [[rein]] lat. [[gentilis]] od. [[paganus]] (Eccl.). – die Heiden, [[auch]] gentes barbarae ([[als]] ungebildete Völker); gentes [[veteres]] ([[als]] vorchristliche Völker).<br />'''(2)''' [[Heide]]<sup>2</sup>, die, I) [[Wald]]: [[silva]]. – II) ebene, unbebaute [[Gegend]]: [[loca]] deserta [[oder]] inculta; campi inculti.
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(1) Heide1, der, ethnicus (ἐθνικός); rein lat. gentilis od. paganus (Eccl.). – die Heiden, auch gentes barbarae (als ungebildete Völker); gentes veteres (als vorchristliche Völker).
(2) Heide2, die, I) Wald: silva. – II) ebene, unbebaute Gegend: loca deserta oder inculta; campi inculti.