"Perhaps undergoing back-turning dizzinesses, the turbulence of
Severus' schemes might come back to the concerns [raised] from the beginning."[1]
*micana/rrous: i)/sws labw\n i)/liggas a)ntisustro/fous, o( micana/rrous tw=n *seuh/rou skemma/twn, pro\s ta\s a)p' a)rxh=s a)ntane/lqoi fronti/das.
The headword, a masculine nominative singular, is presumably extracted from the quotation given. Not attested elsewhere prior to the Suda, it is a compound formed from
mic- (connoting mixed, confused, compounded) and
a)na/rrous (upward flow). 'Turbulence' is, at best, an approximation.
[1] Adler's reference is George of
Pisidia,
Against Severus '91, 94'. (The
Severus in question is George's rival, the Archbishop of
Antioch.) However, three lines rather than two seem to be quoted.
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