cf. alpha 2247, where the current headword is used as a gloss, and sigma 738.
[1] = Synagoge mu220 (Lexica Segueriana 301.29), Photius mu448 Theodoridis; cf. Phrynichus, Praeparatio sophistica fr. 336. The glosses also appear as either glosses or lemmas at lambda 608, sigma 632, sigma 738, and phi 250.
[2] Hormisdas (Hormizd; cf. Jones, et al., s.v. Hormisdas 3, p. 443; mu 230 (end)) was proconsul Asiae in 365-366 under Procopius (ibid., pp. 742-743), who led the rebellion against Valens, Roman emperor 364-378 CE (OCD(4) s.v., omicron 764). The present passage apparently refers to Hormisdas' near victory in 366 over Valens at Thyatira (Jones, op. cit., p. 443), which is the present-day city of Akhisar, in western Turkey. Three other Suda entries contain Eunapian fragments pertaining to these events: epsilon 936 (so Bernhardy), chi 108, and pi 380 (Blockley, p. 138).
[3] Eunapius fr. 34 FHG (4.27); Blockley, Eunapius fr. 34.8. A fragment of the same quotation appears again at mu 1056, without reference to Hormisdas. The only relation this quotation has to the headword is that it contains the word mikrou=, genitive of the adjective meaning 'small', 'narrow' or 'petty' which also forms part of the headword. In the genitive, mikro/s can perform an adverbial function, meaning 'almost' or (as translated here) 'within a narrow margin'; see LSJ s.v. mikro/s, Smyth §1399 and mu 1056.