[Meaning] the good [which is the] opposite of joyfulness.
Anteuphrasma: to enantion têi euphrosunêi agathon.
Same or very similar entry in
Photius and elsewhere. Since the headword, a single (neuter) noun in the Greek, is quoted from
Agathon (fr. 30 Nauck), the final word here, transmitted as
a)gaqo/n or
a)gaw=n, might actually be his name: thus the gloss would read 'what
Agathon calls the opposite of joyfulness'.
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