A proper name.
*sofa/kas: o)/noma ku/rion.
Attested only here, with this accentuation; but note the accusative plural
*so/fakas at the end of
Josephus,
Antiquities of the Jews 1.241 [= Alexander Polyhistor fr.7], asserting that because of Sophon, the son of a son of Heracles (who had married a granddaughter of Abraham!) called Didorus, 'barbarians are called Sophakes'. (Different names and relationships in
Plutarch,
Sertorius 9.8-10.)
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