*tetradei=on: to\ e)k tessa/rwn sunestw=s. *tetra/dion de/, kai\ *tetra/duon.
According to LSJ (web addresses 1 & 2), the headword
tetra/deion is used in reference to a square in a city;
tetra/dion is a guard consisting of four soldiers (as at
Acts 12.4) or a quaternion of parchment.
Choeroboscus (
Anecdota Oxoniensia 2.269) mentions these two forms without explaining a difference in meaning. The third form, not cited in LSJ or
Choeroboscus (but
tetra/dumos means quadruplet), also appears in the
scholia to
Lycophron.
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