*)an' e(ka/sthn: kaq' e(ka/sthn. o(/ti *fame/as tis *karxhdo/nios deina\ diati/qhsi *(rwmai/ous a)n' e(ka/sthn h(me/ran.
[1] The headword phrase is perhaps (though not necessarily) extracted from the quotation given; other instances are attested (e.g.
Xenophon,
Cyropaedia 8.1.23 and
Symposium 3.6). In the Greek, the difference between headword and gloss is prepositional (
ana as opposed to
kata).
[2] "Phameas" is Hamilcar: see already
alpha 1596 and the note there. As to the quotation itself, Adler cites it as
Polybius 36.8.1, but that passage is significantly different. Unidentifiable, rather.
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