λογιστής

λογιστ-ής, οῦ, ὁ,

• calculator, teacher of arithmetic, Pl. Plt. 260a, R. 340d.
• • • 2 calculator, reasoner, λεπτὼ λογιστά Ar. Av. 318; δίκαιος λ. τῶν . . ὑπηργμένων D. 1.10.
  • II auditor, esp. at Athens, in pl., a board which audited the accounts of magistrates going out of office, Aeschin. 3.15, D. 18.117,229; also called εὔθυνοι acc. to Arist. Pol. 1322b11, but distd. from them, Id. Ath. 48.3, IG 1(2).91, 22.956; also at Delos, ib. 11(2).203 A 63 (iii B. C.); in Egypt, λ. Ὀξυρυγχίτου (sc. νομοῦ) POxy. 84.2, etc.; λ. κώμης PKlein.Form. 617 (v A. D.): metaph., λογισταὶ τῶν . . χορῶν, of the audience, Eup. 223.
  • • 2 = Lat. curator rei publicae, an Imperial commissioner and inspector of accounts, IGRom. 3.39 (Bithynia), etc.

λογιστής -οῦ, ὁ [λογίζομαι]
🄰 teacher of arithmetic Plat. Pol. 260a ‖ engineer VT Chr. 2.26.15

🄱 at Athens auditor, logistes, before whom magistrates leaving office accounted for their actions Demosth. 18.117, 229 Aeschn. 3.15, 22 Harp.¹ | in Egypt curator civitatis pOxy. 42.1 (IV^CE) etc.

🄲 person who evaluates or estimates, reasoner Demosth. 1.10; λεπτὼ λογιστά two subtle reasoners Aristoph. Av. 318 (v.l.).

λογιστής, ὁ, der Rechner, Plat. Rep. I.340d. – In Athen eine Behörde aus zehn durchs Los gewählten Bürgern bestehend, welche den Obrigkeiten nach Verwaltung des Amts die Rechenschaft über ihre Amtsführung, bes. die Verwaltung der Gelder abnahm (vgl. εὐθῦναι), VLL u. Böckhs Staatshaush. I p. 204 ; Ar. Av. 318 ; Dem. 18.117 u. sonst. – In der späteren Römerzeit sind λογισταί die curatores urbium, denen die Verwaltung der Justiz und der Finanzen oblag. – Uebh. Beurteiler, δίκαιος λ. τῶν παρὰ τῶν θεῶν Dem. 1.10 ; Sp.

λογιστής, οῦ, λογίζομαι

• • Ia calculator, teacher of arithmetic, Plat.
  • • 2a calculator, reasoner, Ar., Dem.
  • IIin pl. auditors, at Athens, ten members of the βουλή, to whom magistrates going out of office submitted their accounts, Dem., etc.