[Used] with an accusative.
"[He] stations archers all around him".[1]
Also, "they surround the inn on all sides".[2]
*perii/stamai: ai)tiatikh=|. toco/tas au)to\n pa/ntoqen perii/sthsi. kai/, perii/stantai pa/ntoqen to\ pandoxei=on.
The headword is the middle voice of
perii/sthmi; the quotations illustrate, respectively, the active and the middle.
[1] From 'FGrHist 115', Adler initially and tentatively suggested, i.e.
Theopompus of
Chios; however, none of his extant fragments match this unidentifiable (and textually suspect:
au)to/n needs emendation to either
au)tw|= or
au)tw=n) phrase. In her consolidated addenda and corrigenda Adler altered the suggested attribution to FGrH 151, an anonymous Alexander-history.
[2] Again, unidentifiable. (Adler suggested Symeon Metaphrastes.)
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