ας :
      1 adj. f. libératrice, ép. de diverses déesses (la Fortune, PD. O. 12, 3 ; Thémis, PD. O. 8, 28 ; Athèna, LYCURG. 150, 5 ; Artémis, ANTH. 6, 267, etc.) ; abs. en parl. de Dèmèter, libératrice, ARSTT. Rhet. 3, 18, 1, etc. ;
      2 subst. ἡ σ. sorte de contrepoison, P. ÉG. 7, 11.

Étym. fém. de σωτήρ.

ἡ, fem. of σωτήρ, Pi. O. 13.54, Hdt. 2.156, E. Med. 528, Heracl. 588, Pl. Lg. 960c. freq. as epith. of protecting goddesses, of Τύχα, Pi. O. 12.2 (cf. σωτήρ 1.2); of Θέμις, ib. 8.21; of Εὐνομία, ib. 9.16; of Athena, Lycurg. 17, IG2². 676.12; of Artemis, AP 6.267 (Diotim.), IG2². 4695; of Hecate, CIG (add.) 3827q (Cotiaeum); of Rhea, ib. 4695 (Egypt), etc. ; ἡ σ. abs., of Demeter, Ar. Ra. 379 (lyr.), Arist. Rh. 1419a3; of Kore, SIG 1158.5 (Cyzicus, iii BC); of Artemis, IG2². 1343.24, 40, etc. ; of Cleopatra II or III, PTheb. Bank 11.2, OGI 739.8 (ii BC).
an antidote, Gal. ap. Hsch., Paul.Aeg. 3.45, 7.11.23.

ἡ, fem. von σωτήρ, Retterin, Erhalterin, häufiges Beiwort schützender Göttinnen, Pind. Θέμις, Ol. 8.21, Εὐνομία, 9.15, Τύχα, 12.2, eben so bei Her. 2.156 ; Eur. Med. 528 ; bes. Hera, die Iuno Sospita der Römer ; – τῶν λεχθέντων, Plat. Legg. XII.960c.