[Meaning one] having lofty horns.
*ai)pu/kerws e)/lafos: u(yhla\ ke/rata e)/xwn.
The adjective here is confined to lexica and grammars, where it appears either alone or describing a goat or (as here) a stag.
In the Greek, the headword phrase sounds like the first half of a line of hexameter verse, and if so, was presumably a quotation: see the Appendix to Crusius' edition of
Babrius, p. 215.
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