To have been sold off.
Aorist passive infinitive of
ἐκδιαιτάω ; cf. generally
delta 886 etc. Evidently quoted from somewhere: probably 4 Maccabees 18.5. (NB: some other lexica have the same glossing verb as here, but others still occur elsewhere, e.g.
Hesychius s.v. -- where editors make the Septuagint connection -- has
διαστραφῆναι , "to have been twisted".)
cf.
epsilon 394,
epsilon 1591.
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