[1] The headword phrase, similarly glossed in other lexica, is in the accusative case; it is taken to be quoted from Attic tragedy (Adespota fr. 328k Kannicht-Snell). See generally epsilon 961 and ps.-Zonaras 700.15 Tittmann.
[2] George of Pisidia, Heraclias 3, fr.46.2; but the original reads e)n me/sw| instead of the (quite odd) e)/sw.
[3] Menander Protector fr. 20.3 Blockley (190-191), on Tanchosdro's preference for professional soldiers; again under tau 89. On 'Tanchosdro' see n.3 at delta 1327. On Chosroes see generally chi 418.
[4] Accepted by Blockley as another fragment (his fr. 34, 244-245) of Menander Protector. There is not context to the unplaced fragment which would help identify the city or its defenders. Blockley accepts it on the grounds that it follows directly after fr. 20.3 in the Suda entry and that e)mbriqh/s is one of Menander's favorite words; cf. Blockley (287, note 328).