[Meaning with] liquid [ones], and prized [ones]; in distinction to dry ones.
Aristophanes in
Wealth [writes]: "[..] nor perfume your bride with extracted perfumes when you marry her."[1]
*staktoi=s: toi=s u(groi=s, kai\ doki/mois: pro\s a)ntidiastolh\n tw=n chrw=n. *)aristofa/nhs *plou/tw|: ou)/te mu/roisi muri/sai staktoi=s, o(po/tan nu/mfhn a)ga/ghsqon.
The headword adjective, extracted from the given quotation, is dative plural, as are the glosses.
[1]
Aristophanes,
Wealth (
Plutus) 529, with comments derived from the
scholia thereto. In place of the Suda's
doki/mois ('prized') one scholion has
xrisi/mois ('spreadable', 'anointable'). On 'extracted' perfumes see also
sigma 997,
sigma 998.
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