*kaph/ria: ei)=dos plakou=ntos: ta\ par' h(mi=n kapu/ria.
Entry lacking, Adler reports, in ms F.
The headword, evidently neuter plural, is attested only here;
kapu/ria however appears in a third century CE papyrus (POxy 1655.3). These words are possibly variants for
kapuri/dia, which is mentioned in a quotation from the cookbook author
Chrysippus of
Tyana in
Athenaeus,
Deipnosophists 3.113D [3.79 Kaibel].
From the gloss here, it seems that the spelling
kaph/ria might be foreign in usage or origin; the two forms given here would have been pronounced the same in later Greek.
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