[1] The headword phrase occurs three times in Aristophanes: Birds 341, Lysistrata 945, and Frogs 512. (The scholia to the last of these supply the present entry.) Literally, "you are having babbling", with the participle of "have" used as a progressive marker: LSJ s.v. e)/xw IV.2.
[2] Greek Anthology 6.292.2 (Hedylus). The noun here is LSJ lh=ros B, a word for the gold ornament on a tunic, and is unconnected to lhre/w or lh=ros A, "babble, trifles". The word is oxytone here and in the Greek Anthology. On this epigram, a young woman's dedication for her victory in a beauty competition, see Gow and Page (vol. I, 100); (vol. II, 289-290); and further extracts at alpha 1357, alpha 1539, theta 12, kappa 241, lambda 63, mu 1136, and pi 2936.