[1] Headword and gloss are both aorist indicative active, third person singular, from store/nnumi, the former an epic/poetic form and the latter a more common one. The headword is probably quoted from Homer, Odyssey 3.158 (web address 1), to judge by the scholia there; alternatively 14.50. Up to this point the entry follows Apollonius, Homeric Lexicon 77.33, Synagoge epsilon876; cf. Apion, Lexicon Gudianum 543.18, and Hesychius epsilon6420 (the same two verbs in the plural).
[2] Aelian fr. 84 Hercher (87c-d Domingo-Forasté); again, with slight differences, at sigma 637. Here the headword verb appears in the aorist indicative passive, third person singular. That form is glossed in the next entry (epsilon 3231), so it is possible that this quotation was originally intended for that entry.