Aristophanes, Lysistrata 998, with scholion; cf. omicroniota 158. The scholiast is aiming to explain two things: the Doric-dialect noun a)rxa/, here glossed with a)rxh/ (but NB modern editions follow Hermann in printing the verb a)=rxe); and the parenthetical oi)/w glossed with oi)/omai. On this active verb form, see note at omicron 99.
The name Lampito, chosen by Aristophanes for his chief Spartan character in the play, was also that of several real-life women, notably one of the current Spartan queen mothers (widow of King Archidamus, mother of King Agis).