[1] Comparative of zwro/s (cf. zeta 162, zeta 163), presumably quoted from Homer, Iliad 9.203; see n.3 below. For the gloss cf. epsilon 3454. See also kra=sis (kappa 2329).
[2] Greek Anthology 6.105.3 (Apollonides), a fisherman's offerings to Artemis; cf. see Gow and Page vol. I (126-127); vol. II (148-149); and further extracts at alpha 2523, alpha 4456, lambda 544, tau 962, and phi 819.
[3] Homer, Iliad 9.203 (web address 1). The comment on it (as Adler noted) invites comparison with Athenaeus, Deipnosophists 1.10C [1.17 Kaibel], though here it has become garbled: Ath. was speaking of the medical risks of drinking wine unaccompanied by solid food (a)/neu steremni/ou siti/ou mi/gmatos). At any rate, the interpretation of the term was the subject of endless speculation in ancient Homeric criticism: see, e.g. Aristotle, Poetics1461a 14-16 and scholia on Homer, Iliad. 9.203; also, Plutarch, Moralia 677C-678B, and Athenaeus, Deipnosophists 10.422C-424A [10.19-22 Kaibel]. The interpretation 'unmixed' seems to have been the orthodox one.