*pro\s o)/yin: pro\s qewri/an. *sofoklh=s: to\ d' eu)xlo/ou *dh/mhtros ei)s proso/yion pa/gon molou/sa ta/sd' e)pistola\s patri\ taxei= po/reuson cu\n xro/nw|.
[1] =
Synagoge pi618,
Lexica Segueriana 351.19,
Photius pi461 Theodoridis; cf. the two glosses at
Hesychius theta159. The headword phrase must be quoted from somewhere (other than the quotation given here, on which see next note); Theodoridis mentions with approval the suggestion of Naber and others that the phrase
pro\s o)/yin might actually be the single word
pro/soyin, quoted from
Thucydides 2.89.8. (But for the phrase, as transmitted, see e.g.
Plato,
Republic 401C, and many other instances.)
[2]
Sophocles,
Oedipus at Colonus 1600-1602, but here with some errors: the ungrammatical and untranslatable
to/ at the beginning in place of
Sophocles'
tw/ ('those two') and the imperative
po/reuson ('carry out') in place of
Sophocles' (
e))
po/reusan ('they carried out'); both errors are probably artifacts of oral dictation. The quotation contains not the headword phrase but a compound adjective composed of the two words that make up the headword phrase:
proso/yion ('visible').
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