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- ε1882Ἐωθώςbeing accustomed… epsiloniota 168. [1] Perfect participle of e)/qw, masculine nominative singular; Archippus [alpha 4115] fr. 48 Kock, 55 K.-A. "Without the iota" means not spelling it ei)wqw/s. [2] Second person singular perfect of the same …
- δ499Διαβάλλεταιis misleading… one, Thesmophoriazusae 1214 (wrongly listed by LSJ as middle). [1] Archippus fr. 38.2 K.-A. (36.2 Kock).
- ε2750Ἐπιφορήματαdesserts, additional desserts… several quotations from Old Attic Comedy which use the word (Archippus, Philyllius); and other lexica -- Pollux 6.79; Hesychius epsilon5390; Photius, Lexicon s.v. tragh/mata (sic) -- give a generalized citation of Aristophanes on the …
- α371Ἀγροῦ πυγήrump of the country; fat of the land… phrase itself is taken to come from Old Attic Comedy: Archippus fr. 7 Demianczuk, now 29 Kassel-Austin. As to its glossing, the Suda's liparw=n (translated here as 'the comfortably-off') is elsewhere the adverb liparw=s, …
- κ1432Κεστρεῖςmullets… 1 Kock (and K.-A.), Antiphanes fr. 138 Kock (136 K.-A.), Archippus fr. 12 Kock (and K.-A.), Aristophanes fr. 156 Kock (159 K.-A.), Diphilus fr. 54 Kock (53 K.-A.), Eubulus fr. 68 Kock (and K.-A.), …