[1] Likewise or similarly in other lexica, and in a scholion on Homer, Iliad 14.359, where the headword, a neuter noun, occurs (web address 1); cf. kappa 2265 (end).
[2] The 1630 edition of Aemilius Portus reads the plural participle paraklhqe/ntes, to agree with oi( fi/loi. Bernhardy suggested the aorist passive indicative pareklh/qhsan ("the friends had been invited"). See further, next note.
[3] Portus reads kai\ "and" instead of oi(= "where".
[4] (This passage contains the accusative of kw=mos rather than the headword kw=ma.) The ultimate source of the quotation is unknown; Adler indicates the excerpts made for Constantine Porphyrogenitus as the proximate source. (For Alexander sc. the Great see generally alpha 1121; for Antipater/Antipatros see generally alpha 2703, alpha 2704.) Gaisford connected this passage with kw=mos at kappa 2265 (beginning); see also kappa 2266.