Skiadĭon

Skiadĭon

Skiadĭon (gr.), Alles, was Schatten gibt, also Dach, Sonnenschirm, großer Hut; daher Skiadephŏroi, die Sonnenschirmträger an den Panathenäen, s.d.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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