The unglossed headword is extracted from the first quotation given.
[1] Eutropius, Breviarium 7.18. See again beta 309 (fuller); also eta 500.
[2] (In the sense of worn him out.) This is part of Nicolaus of Damascus FGrH 90 F135: the historian (nu 393) is contrasting himself with the mythological Heracles, whose labors were performed for king Eurystheus (epsilon 3732); Nicolaus boastfully suggests that his own labor, a 144-book universal history, would have been too great for Heracles. For discussion of this fragment see Marincola (below) 155; and for a)=qlos as the noun for Heracles' labors cf. e.g. Diodorus 4.11-29 passim.