[1] Same glossing in the Lexica Segueriana; cf. the LSJ entry for the headword at web address 1. The LSJ does not include the gloss here, but see Trapp s.v.
[2] Homer, Odyssey 10.510 (web address 2). See also Theophrastus, Enquiry into Plants 3.1.3, and On the Causes of Plants 2.9.14, where this Homeric passage is referenced. Oppianus, Cynegetica 3.282, cites a metaphorical usage of the headword form: w)lesi/karpos tu/mpanos (fruit-less kettledrum), alluding to the eunuch priests who would beat these drums on behalf of Phrygian goddess Kybele's cult; cf. kappa 2586.
[3] Greek Anthology 6.104.1-2 (Philip), a plowman's dedication to Demeter; cf. Gow and Page, (Garland of Philip, 310-311), and the LSJ entry at web address 3. Further extracts from this epigram are at alpha 4721, beta 455, gamma 54, tau 994, upsilon 120, and omega 81. Also see Greek Anthology 6.297.3-4 (Phanias), a dedication of farming implements to Athena, at alpha 3945; cf. Gow and Page, (Hellenistic Epigrams, 162-163).