The headword is a masculine noun in the nominative plural; see LSJ s.v. o(/ros -ou, o(. In the quotation appended it appears in the accusative plural.
[1] The first gloss is a neuter noun in the nominative plural; see LSJ s.v. te/los, -eos, to/. The second gloss is a masculine noun in the nominative plural; see LSJ s.v. o(rismo/s, -ou=, o(.
[2] Damascius, Life of Isidore fr. 74 Zintzen (32 Asmus, 34B Athanassiadi); cf. tau 245 (end). [In her critical apparatus, Adler notes that ms S (and also mss AF s.v. tekmh/rion, tau 245, where this quotation reappears) reads a)fwrisme/nwn, and thus of those distinguished divine things; also that here the text follows ms A with stoi/xwn (of rows in a series, courses, grades, levels), whereas the repeated quotation at tau 245, s.v. tekmh/rion, more fluidly reads stoixei/wn, and thus of human elements; and that mss GSM read ou)damh= instead of ou)damou=.]