The headword is often used as a term of honor or approbation by Christian writers, so 'God-possessed' and 'Seized by God' are also legitimate ways to render the headword and the initial gloss.
[1] The same gloss is found in Cyril's lexicon (as reported by Cunningham in the apparatus to his edition of the Synagoge). In the Synagoge itself the same word is glossed differently (theta48). Photius, Lexicon theta98 has the lemma with no gloss.
[2] A misplaced fragment of Aelian fr. 66 Hercher (69 Domingo-Forasté); quoted more fully already at beta 109 (q.v. for further commentary on the passage). It illustrates not the present headword but the word qe/ray ('slave', 'servile person'), and an even shorter fragment of the same passage is quoted more appropriately at the entry for that word, theta 232.