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[Used] with an accusative.
"The barbarians annulled the agreements and openly enslaved the alliance".[1]
Also [sc. attested is the related noun] a)ndrapodismo/s ["enslavery"], [meaning] captivity.[2]
Also [sc. attested is] a)ndrapodisth/s ["slave-dealer"].
The Thessalians are accused of being slave-dealers and faithless men.[3] Clearly from Jason, who enslaved Medea.[4] Euripides [writes]: "many were present, but [the] Thessalians [were] faithless".[5] The term slave-dealer [comes] from trading men, that is, selling [them]; he who is enslaving free men.[6]

*)andrapodi/zw. ai)tiatikh=|. ta\s sunqh/kas sune/xeon oi( ba/rbaroi th/n te o(maixmi/an e)s to\ fanero\n a)ndrapodi/zontai. kai\ *)andrapodismo/s, ai)xmalwsi/a. kai\ *)andrapodisth/s. diaba/llontai oi( *qettaloi\ w(s a)ndrapodistai\ kai\ a)/pistoi. dh=lon de\ kai\ a)po\ *)ia/sonos, o(\s h)ndrapo/dise th\n *mh/deian. *eu)ripi/dhs: polloi\ parh=san, a)/ll' a)/pistoi *qettaloi/. ei)/rhtai de\ a)ndrapodisth\s para\ to\ a)podi/dosqai a)/ndra, toute/sti pwlei=n: o( tou\s e)leuqe/rous katadoulou/menos.

See also alpha 2155, alpha 2156, alpha 2157.
[1] Theophylact Simocatta, Histories 1.8.1.
[2] Same glossing of this in other lexica.
[3] cf. theta 291, end.
[4] This material (including the fragment of Euripides which follows) comes from the scholia on Aristophanes, Wealth [Plutus] 521.
[5] Euripides fr. 422.
[6] This concluding gloss comes from the scholia on Aristophanes, Knights 1030.

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