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- κ2476Κρόταλονrattle… ('rattle') as a combination of KRO/tos ('rattling sound') and a)poTELw=n ('accomplishing'). [2] Aristophanes (or his character Socrates) speaking to Strepsiades.
- α2221Ἀνεδήσατοwreathed… war and elsewhere). [1] Agathias, Histories 2.22, on the military accomplishments of the Sasanian general Mihr-Mihroe, known in Greek as Mermeroes (mu 637); cf. pi 2201. See also gamma 247, phi 581, and Frendo …
- γ151Γενόμεναwhat happened… of the main verb; the aorist participle geno/mena refers to accomplished events. The entry reappears at gamma 272. [1] Artemidorus 4.15.
- γ272Γινόμεναwhat happens… verb; the aorist participle geno/mena (also neuter plural) refers to accomplished events. This entry derives from gamma 151. [1] Artemidorus 4.15.
- α658Ἀηνέςaenes, (?)never-ending… a)ane/s cited by Hesychius alpha18 as meaning "not to be accomplished." At Hesychius alpha1513 itself, however, Latte cites 'Archil[ochus] fr. 38', i.e. his phrase dei=pnon ai)hne/s there; see also Hesychius alpha1834.
- ι449ἸουστῖνοςIoustinos, Justinus, Justin… alpha 1952, epsilon 1915, and Kaldellis (29). [2] These are accomplishments of the emperor Justin II (ruled 565-578) and his wife Sophia; cf. ps.-Codinus, Patria Constantinopoleos 3.47.1-2, 3.164.1-3 (Preger, Scriptores originum Constantinopolitanarum 235.1-2, 256.6-7). …
- χ108Χαριεστέρουςmore satisfactory… of the comparative form of the adjective xari/eis, ('graceful', 'pleasing', 'accomplished [at some pleasure-producing skill]'); see generally LSJ s.v. [1] The glosses, with the same grammatical form as the headword, derive from the adjectives …