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Macarius Paroemiographus [Macar.] xv A.D. Ed. E. L. von Leutsch & F. G. Schneidewin, Paroemiographi ii p. 135.
Macedonius Epigrammaticus [Maced.] i A.D. (?) v. Anthologia Graeca.
Macedonius Lyricus [Maced.] Paean, ed. J. U. Powell, Coll. Alex. p. 138. [Pae.]
Macedonius Thessalonicensis Epigrammaticus [Maced.] vi A.D. v. Anthologia Graeca.
Macho Comicus iii B.C. Ed. T. Kock, CAF iii p. 324. Cetera fragmenta apud Athenaeum.
Macrobius Grammaticus [Macr.] iv/v A.D. Exc. = Excerpta Grammatica, ed. H. Keil, Gramm. Lat. v p. 595. Sat. = Saturnalia, ed. F. Eyssenhardt2, Leipzig (T.) 1893.
Maecius Epigrammaticus [Maec.] i A.D. (?) v. Anthologia Graeca.
Αφάω is an (earlier?) or more rare synonym of άπτω (apto) which is related to the noun αφή (aphae). It basically means “to touch” but it has many metaphorical meanings, e.g. relate to etc.
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Edo (to eat) is a very common verb related to many food-related words, e.g. edesma, edodimos etc.
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