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- ε874Ἑλίχρυσοςgold-twist, helichrysum… the Theocritus passage that the headword can refer to the blossom of the ivy, but there is no reason to suppose that Theocritus is speaking of anything but two plants entwined. Hollis would attribute …
- κ2786Κύτταροςcell… kappa1268, kappa1269, kappa1270); cf. Pollux 7.147, Hesychius kappa4747. Concerning 'the blossom-end of the pomegranate', Hesychius kappa4745 ascribes this definition to the word ku/tinoi (cf. Photius kappa1271). Perhaps some confusion has arisen with a another …
- μ933Μηλολόνθηcockchafer[1] Aristophanes, Clouds 762-3 (web address 1), with scholion; cf. epsiloniota 109. [2] Not registered in LSJ s.v. mhlolo/nqh, but see under mhla/nqh (mu 918), where two senses are noted: cockchafer and apple-blossom.