[Meaning] that of an ape.
*piqh/keion ble/mma: to\ tou= piqh/kou.
Same (but longer) entry in ps.-
Zonaras. Same lemma but no gloss, according to Adler, in the
Ambrosian Lexicon.
The headword phrase is presumably quoted from somewhere, or generated by such a quotation, but its only precise parallel comes from the 11th century: Michael Psellos,
Oratorio Minora 37.314. (Galen, though, writes of an 'ape's eye', and Gregory of Nazianzus'
funeral oration for Basil of Caesarea includes the phrase
piqh/keion ble/pei.)
On apes, see also
pi 1576,
pi 1577,
pi 1578,
pi 1579,
pi 1580,
pi 1581,
pi 1582.
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