Aristophanes, Knights 857, with scholion; accusative plural(s). The headword one has a different sense from that in epsiloniota 237 and epsiloniota 239; the scenario being depicted by the sausage-seller here is that Cleon's supporters will seize the means by which poor Athenians gain access to one of their basic cereals. How the scholiast construes this we see here; alternatively, the phrase refers to imported barley reaching the city via the Piraeus and Long Walls.