[Meaning] enjoying strangely and unsparingly. "[...] and misusing the light-mindedness of her husband".[1]
*katakexrhme/nhs: paralo/gws kai\ a)feidw=s a)polauou/shs. th=| te koufo/thti tou= a)ndro\s katakexrhme/nhs.
The headword -- perfect middle/passive participle of
kataxra/w, feminine genitive singular -- is presumably extracted from the quotation given.
[1] The quotation was not identified by Adler but is identifiable via the TLG as a phrase from
Cassius Dio, quoted by both John of
Antioch (fr.88 FHG, now 168 Roberto) and Constantine Porphyrogenitus (
de virtutibus et vitiis). It describes Valeria Messalina, manipulative wife of the emperor Claudius (
kappa 1708).
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