*miai/netai: molu/netai. kai\ *miai/nw: ai)tiatikh=|.
[1] The source of the headword -- third person singular, middle active indicative -- is unknown, though the form does occur in e.g.
Aeschylus,
Suppliants 366, and
Euripides,
Children of Herakles 71. A different form (
mia/nqhsan) occurs in
Homer,
Iliad 16.795, where it is glossed in the
scholia with a form of the same verb (
e)molu/nqhsan); and compare also
Hesychius mu1307, glossing
miai/nei (quoted from
Euripides,
Phoenician Women 1050, according to Latte) with
molu/nei.
[2] Adler cites the
Syntacticum Gudianum for this addendum.
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