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+ V 10-5-1-3-2=21 Nm 30,3.4.5(bis).6A: to act as boundary Nm 34,6; to separate, to determine Prv 18,18; to mark out sth with sth [τί τινι] Prv 16,30M: to establish, to ordain (an ordinance) [τι] 3 Mc 6,36; to swear (an oath) [τι] 3 Mc 5,42ὁρίσηται ὁρισμῷ if he should bind himself with an obligation or pledge Nm 30,3; ὁρίσηται ὁρισμόν if he should bind himself with an obligation or pledge Nm 30,4Cf. ALLEN, L. 1970, 104-108; DORIVAL 1994, 511; SHIPP 1979, 418-420(→ἀφὁρίζω, διὁρίζω,,)
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