[Meaning] to assemble together.
*)hgere/esqai: sunaqroi/zesqai.
Headword and gloss are both both present middle/passive infinitives. The headword one (from
a)gei/rw) is claimed by Latte on
Hesychius eta59 as quoted from
Homer,
Iliad 10.127, where indeed the mss have that reading (also in Apollonius'
Homeric Lexicon,
Eustathius, and elsewhere); modern editions, though (e.g. Monro & Allen: web address 1), favour the Aristarchan/Aristonican
h)gere/qesqai.
This Homeric gloss is paralleled in the
Ambrosian Lexicon; it is to be found (according to Adler) in Ambrosianus 12 Sup. 50, and we also have it (headword only) in Laurentianus 59.16 fol.187r.
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