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Meaning difficulty. So Eubulus [sc. uses the word].[1]
Also [sc. attested is] a)po/rrhsin ["interdictio"'],[2] a prohibition.
"He did not tolerate the interdiction, but, swollen with anger, he spoke."[3]
And elsewhere: "the interdiction of [= against] the marriage that arose."[4]
It also signifies a public disinheriting of a child.[5]

*)aporhsi/a: a)nti\ tou= a)pori/a. ou(/tws *eu)/boulos. kai\ *)apo/rrhsin, a)pago/reusin. o( de\ ou)k h)/negke th\n a)po/rrhsin, a)lla\ qumou= plhrwqei\s e)/fh. kai\ au)=qis: th\n genome/nhn a)po/rrhsin tou= ga/mou. shmai/nei de\ kai\ a)pokh/rucin paido/s.

[1] Eubulus fr. 141 Kock (Incert. 22 Meineke), now 139 K.-A.
[2] An unrelated noun (here in the accusative case, presumably extracted from the quotations which follow) of similar pronunciation.
[3] Quotation (and individual) unidentifiable.
[4] Claimed as a fragment of Iamblichus, Babyloniaca (fr. 2 Habrich), but in fact from Diodorus Siculus 31.28: king Ariarathes V Philopator of Cappadocia informs the Romans of his intention to back out of a marriage-alliance with king Demetrius I of Syria. See Favuzzi [cited under alpha 1990] 54-55.
[5] So in (e.g.) Plutarch, Themistocles 2.8 (= 2.6 Loeb): the story -- disbelieved by Plut. himself -- that Themistocles was disinherited/repudiated in this way by his father Neocles.

David Whitehead (added notes and keyword; cosmetics) on 9 July 2001@02:37:35.
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William Hutton (corrected footnote number) on 31 August 2007@04:55:46.
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