Used also for the feminine, like
τινος .[1]
Aristophanes in
Amphiareus [writes]: "I bring this meat for him from some woman."[2] For the neuter, in
Danaids: "but come in, as I wish to tell this business; for it seems to smell of something."[3] And for the masculine,
Pherekrates in
Korianno: "undoubtedly they are of some one, at any rate, of the friends."[4]
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