*korw/nhn: to\ a)/kron tou= to/cou: h)\ plh/rwsin.
See generally
Photius,
Lexicon kappa1000 Theodoridis with the references there.
[1] LSJ s.v.
korw/nh II.2, as in
Homer,
Iliad 4.111 (where, as again here, it appears in the accusative case): "and smoothing it all well, he set on it [the bow] a tip of gold". This definition appears in
Hesychius, and the
Etymologicum Magnum.
[2] LSJ s.v.
korw/nh II.7, as in
Posidippus cited in
Athenaeus,
Deipnosophists 10.414D (10.7 Kaibel): the "high point" or "crown" of a festival.
The entire gloss also appears in the
Lexica Segueriana, but with the tip as an end of a piece of wood (
cu/lou), rather than a bow in particular.
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