Ephete
noun
Eph·ete
ˈeˌfēt
plural Ephetae
ˈefəˌtē
or Ephetai -ˌtī
: a member of an ancient Athenian court that tried certain murder cases compare areopagite
Word History
Etymology
Greek ephetēs, from ephienai to command, from epi- + hienai to send
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