*ple/a: plh/rh, peplhrwme/nh. tau/thn me\n a)/n tis eu)qu\s h(sqei/h labw/n. peri\ ku/liko/s fhsin: e)peidh\ mega/lh h)=n kai\ ple/a.
[1] The headword is either neuter nominative/accusative plural or feminine nominative singular of the adjective
ple/ws; the glossing (for which cf. generally
pi 1730) is ambiguous on that point. First gloss only in the
Synagoge and
Photius (pi924 Theodoridis); second gloss only in (e.g.) the
scholia to (?)
Aeschylus,
Prometheus Bound 696. Synchronically speaking,
ple/ws "full" and
polu/s "more" are different words, although their forms can overlap (see
pi 1718) and they come ultimately from the same Indo-European root.
[2]
Aristophanes,
Lysistrata 201, with a scholion on 200.
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