Ἀπ' ἀκροφυσίων λόγους ἐνδεικνύναι

That is novel and newly-made [words]. Aristophanes [writes]: "to show words both refined and witty all from bellows and from frameworks."¹ For by "from bellows" he is speaking of ones freshly made and as if from the fire,² while "from frameworks" suggests what is freshly formed and structured. For a framework [kinnabos] [is] the form at which modellers and painters look and set up when moulding and painting. Many use [this word].³