Χλίδωνος

Notes

1. Noun in the genitive case, evidently quoted from somewhere. If the headword is a proper name, Chlidon, it is perhaps extracted from Plutarch, Moralia 595A, where (as also in Pelopidas 8) Chlidon is a Theban messenger involved in political events in his city in 379 BCE. Alternatively, genitive of the noun xli/dwn.