= scholion to Plato Laws 11.937B, where the headword (here nominative singular) occurs in the accusative plural, along with several forms of the related verb e)piskh/ptw (epsilon 2577 and web address 1). Likewise Lexica Segueriana 255.27 and Photius, Lexicon epsilon1698; cf. Pollux 8.31, and epsilon 2083.
Though used in the context of Plato's imaginary polis Magnesia, it is an item of vocabulary well-attested in classical Athenian law and litigation: see LSJ s.v.