*)apotumpa/nison: a)nhlew=s ti fo/neuson. zh/tei e)n tw=| tumpani/zetai.
Notes (1)
[1] Same glossing of this aorist infinitive in other lexica; it must be quoted from somewhere but is not independently attested.
2(tau 1165.) See also pi 485. MacDowell (1978) 255: 'the condemned man was fastened to an upright board by five iron bands around his neck, wrists and ankles secured by nails. He either died from exposure and starvation or perhaps was strangled by the iron collar. This method was used for persons condemned to death for homicide, and also for traitors and thieves'. A note there cites Lysias 13.56 & 67-8, Demosthenes 8.61, 19.137, 21.105, and the full discussion in MacDowell (1963) 111-13.