[Meaning] temple-attendant.[1] Menander in Double Deceiver [writes]: "whoever became a temple-custodian, he was no Megabyzus."[2] Also [meaning] the servant. And in Leukadia [he writes]: "'make the fire nicely,' [said] the woman temple-custodian of the priest in this fine way."[3] Alternatively the priest [himself], he who sweeps out the temple. For korei=n is what Attic writers call sai/rein ["to sweep"].[4]