The headword -- third person singular, imperfect, of prokinduneu/w -- is presumably extracted from the quotation (its only independent occurrence).
[1] An abbreviation and approximation of Agathias, Histories 5.23, on Germanus, Byzantine military commander (559 CE). Germanus was still quite young at this time and probably held the rank, not of magister militum (strathgo/s, general), but of comes rei militaris; cf. PLRE IIIa s.v. Germanus(4). Adler notes that a marginal comment in ms M has the quotation ending at strathgikw=s, with eu)telw=s and stratiwtikw=s as glosses of it. In fact Agathias does make his contrast explicit, but with stratiwtikw/teron. See also alpha 3435, alpha 4595, and tau 881.