See also ps.-Zonaras epsilon732.20, kappa1157.9. Probably an Homeric gloss (from Homer, Iliad 5.374 and/or 21.510); cf. also Herodian, *)iliakh\ prosw|di/a 3.2.95.4ff. The same explanation is offered by Eustathius in his Commentary on the Iliad 3.736.14 van der Valk; Etymologicum Gudianum 479.23 Sturz; Etymologicum Magnum 496.12; scholia bT on Homer, Iliad 15.320-321a; Apollonius the Sophist, Homeric Lexicon 69.29. Eustathius (in Commentary on the Iliad 2.94.18 van der Valk) explains e)nwph\ as th\n o)/yin kai\ th\n e)n fanerw=| qe/an, "the countenance and the evident appearance".