[Meaning a] fellow-slave.
*(omo/doulos: su/ndoulos.
Likewise or similarly in other lexica (references at
Photius omicron287 Theodoridis), including
Hesychius omicron747, where Latte claims the source of the headword as
Euripides,
Hecuba 60 (feminine accusative there).
Pollux 3.82 mentions the view that
su/ndoulos (the present gloss) means, more precisely, 'slave of the same master'. See LSJ under
su/ndoulos and cf.
sigma 1462.
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