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- χ132ΧάρμοςCharmus, Charmos, Kharmos[It is on record] that Charmus of Syracuse used to utter little verses and proverbs for every one of the dishes served at his banquets. Clearchus of Soli calls the poem Deipnology, others Opsology, …
- δ1245Διωξικέλευθα κέντραurging-on goads… from the Greek Anthology, 6.246.1, by Philodemus or Marcus Argentarius; Charmus, son of Lycinus, is dedicating a horse's equipment to Poseidon after a victory at the Isthmian Games; cf. Gow and Page, vol. I …