= Photius pi1371 Theodoridis; cf. Moeris the Atticist pi61 and Timaeus (Platonic Lexicon 1001a24), who use similar language for an occurrence of the headword in Plato: prostuxh\s e)geno/mhn a)nti\ tou= e)ne/tuxon *pla/twn "Plato [writes] prostuxh\s e)geno/mhn ['I became acquainted with'] instead of e)ne/tuxon ['I happened upon']." Theodoridis endorses Naber's opinion that this relates to Plato, Politicus 264C, and so it might, but see also Laws 900A and 954D (where the verb meaning 'became' is ge/nhtai (aorist subjunctive) rather than e)geno/mhn (aorist indicative)).