[Meaning an] improvised poem, sung for a phallus.[1]
Also [sc. attested is the name] Phalaikos/
Phalaecus.[2]
*falla/kion: poi/hma au)tosxe/dion, e)pi\ tw=| fallw=| a)|do/menon. kai\ *fa/laikos.
[1] cf.
phi 51, where this neuter noun, there in the plural, is slightly different (and more common). Likewise or similarly in other lexica; references at
Photius phi32, where Theodoridis notes that 'poem' is sometimes part of the headword (probably incorrectly, he thinks).
[2] A Phocian general and dynast of the mid-C4 BCE, mentioned by
Aeschines,
Diodorus and others. See generally C.J. Tuplin in OCD4
Phalaecus.
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