Ὑφεδρία

Notes

1. Entry lacking, Adler reports, in ms F; glossing phrase lacking in A.
   The headword noun is rare but its meaning is seen, plausibly enough, in LSJ s.v. as the opposite of proedria (pi 2379, pi 2381); cf. Gregory of Nazianzus, Funeral Oration for Basil of Caesarea↗ 27.2 and Against the Emperor Julian (PG 35 648.29). If so, the present gloss's 'below' needs to be taken figuratively, i.e. of inferior prestige (and in fact, literally, higher up).