human
or
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Laws,
human
According to Schneider (who cites the {atimetos metanastes} of Homer,
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Il. ix. 648), the reference is not to disabilities in the technical sense, but to humiliating duties, such as the {skaphephoria} imposed on the men, or the {udriaphoria} and {skiadephoria} imposed on their wives and daughters in attendance on the {kanephoroi} at the Panathenaic and other festival processions. See Arist.
human
Eccles. 730 foll.; Boeckh,
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P. E. A.
human
Xen. de Reditibus Libellus, Berolini, MDCCCLXXVI.), transl.
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Hipparch.