[1] The headword is epic genitive of xrw/s, possibly extracted from the first quotation given but more probably from another Homeric instance, Iliad 4.130; see the scholia there. For the glossing (also in other lexica) cf. chi 546, chi 550.
[2] Homer, Iliad 13.191 (web address 1), with scholion; see also epsiloniota 235. LSJ do not mention an disyllabic nominative xro/os; oblique case forms with the stem xro- occur in epic and Attic tragedy.
[3] Greek Anthology 6.273.3 (attributed to Nossis), with the epic accusative xro/a; already at iota 383. On this epigram, a prayer to Artemis to abandon the hunt and assist Alcetis in childbirth, see Gow and Page (vol. I, 154) and (vol. II, 443). Gow and Page include this epigram among those ascribed to Nossis, but they acknowledge (ibid.) that the heading w(s *nossi/dos in the Anthologia Palatina does cast some doubt on the attribution. Indeed, for Paton (444-445) the poem's author is "Like Nossis". The Inopos (iota 383) was a small stream on the Aegean island of Delos; cf. delta 407 and delta 408.