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- α2450Ἀνιακκάςaniakkas… of a song. It [sc. is played] furiously and madly. Eubulus in Staff-Bearer [sc. mentions it].
- μ144ΜανέρωςMadlyand Furiously. Names of song[s]. Eubulus in Staff-Bearer [mentions them].
- κ2309Κωφότερος κίχληςdumber than a thrushIn Eubulus in Dionysius [this] is said [sc. with the meaning] more voiceless than a thrush.
- α3500ἈπορησίαdifficultnessMeaning difficulty. So Eubulus [sc. uses the word]. Also [sc. attested is] a)po/rrhsin ["interdictio"'], a prohibition. "He did not tolerate the interdiction, but, swollen with anger, he spoke." And elsewhere: "the interdiction of [= …
- χ162Χαίρεινcheers, hail, take joy… with each other as Amasis said these things to Polycrates. Eubulus the comic [playwright] said that Kleon was the first to write a letter this way to the Athenians [sc. who had returned safely] …
- χ586Χρυσοχοεῖονgoldsmithy… [sc. for this] by the comic poets. At any rate Eubulus says: "we once persuaded Kekropian men to take up arms and go out onto Hymettos".
- α3929ἈριστοτέληςAristoteles, Aristotle… located] in the Troad, and having become a slave of Euboulos the Bithynian, Hermeias received [it from him]. And Hermeias himself became the lover of Aristotle.* He presided for 13 years over the philosophy …
- α4177Ἀσκὸς ἐν πάχνῃa wineskin in a frost… and when they hopped onto these they slipped; just as Eubulus says in Damalia: "and in addition to these things, they put wineskins in the middle and hopped and guffawed at those who fell …
- ε3040ἙρμίαςHermias… the Persian king). He became a eunuch and slave of Euboulos, a Bithynian dynast and philosopher. Having been educated in the school of Aristotle, he wrote On the Soul, that it is immortal. This …