[1] This primary headword (evidently extracted from somewhere) is the aorist active participle, masculine nominative singular, of the verb dokima/zw, glossed with the same of kri/nw; same gloss in Synagoge delta337, Hesychius delta2124. The glosses given here seem to exclude as a source attestations of the common idiomatic construal of the word with a complementary infinitive -- e.g. Constantine Porphyrogenitus, Excerpta de virtutibus et vitiis 1.7.19, and Anna Comnena 9.8.1, where the sense is 'thinking it advisable to...'; cf. generally epsilon 245.
[2] Dative plural (feminine) of the aorist passive participle of the same verb (cf. delta 1328), presumably extracted from the quotation that immediately follows.
[3] Menander Protector fr. 18.4 Blockley. Zacharias is the name of the archiatrus sacri Palatii; cf. Excerpta Constantini, De legationibus 199.27, with a more extended text and slight differences (u(po\ *traianou= kai\ *zaxari/ou instead of u(po\ *zaxari/ou). As to 'Tanchosdro', it seems to have been a honour title (meaning "strength of Chosdros") rather than a proper name; also at epsilon 962, tau 89. See Blockley 273.
[4] Aeschylus, Seven Against Thebes 592 (web address 1); see already under delta 1070. This quotation illustrates a distinct, though related, verb, doke/w ('seem').