The unglossed primary headword is in the genitive case, evidently quoted from somewhere (perhaps, though not necessarily, the second quotation given here).
cf. generally lambda 384, lambda 385, lambda 386, lambda 591.
[1] cf. already lambda 386.
[2] Agathias, Histories 2.7.6. The leader of the Heruli (cf. epsilon 901 and epsilon 3058) contingent supporting the Romans at the Battle of the Volturnus (Battle of Capua) in 554 CE, Sindual (see PLRE IIIb s.v.) ruminates on the situation in which his men momentarily refuse to fight as the battle commences; cf. Frendo (39) and additional context at delta 506 and epsilon 953.
[3] Theophylact Simocatta, Histories 2.18.26; on the general Heraclius (cf. phi 349), after having been left in command of the eastern Roman army in late 587; cf. de Boor (109), Whitby (71), and pi 1689. The Suda mistakenly inserts o( *(rwmai/wn basileu\s into Theophylact's text. On the emperor Heraclius, son of the general, see generally eta 465.