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ε3693ΕὐριπίδηςEuripidesAthenian, a tragedian, older than the Euripides who became famous. He produced 12 plays, and won 2 victories.highshort
ε3694ΕὐριπίδηςEuripidesTragedian, nephew of the earlier, as Dionysius [says] in his Chronicles. He wrote an Homeric treatise, unless it is [the work] of another. His plays are these: Orestes, Medea, Polyxene.highshort
ι250ἸθύφαλλοιIthyphalloi, erect-phallusers[Meaning] the overseers of Dionysos and followers of the phallus, wearing women’s dress. The penis when erect is called a phallus, and poems that are sung with accompanying dances at the upright phallus are …highshort
μ1260ΜόρσιμονMorsimos, Morsimus[Morsimos] and Melanthios, Aristophanes attacks them both by speaking as follows: "Gorgons of gluttony, skate-scoping Harpies, loathsome hag-fuckers, goat-stench armpits, fish banes; expectorate [kataxremyame/nh] a big, wide loogie on them, goddess Muse, and, come, …highshort