Angopênia: ta tôn melissôn kêria. toutestin angeia huphanta: hôs to chruseopênêta.
[1] The headword, a single compound word in the Greek, is attested only in the Suda and, with the same glossing phrase,
Hesychius alpha397; LSJ entry at web address 1. The second element of the compound could be related to
ph=nos "web" and
ph/nh "woof, bobbin-thread." The first part comes from
a/ggos "vessel."
[2] For this adjective (attested in e.g.
Euripides, Orestes 840) see LSJ s.v.
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