Kitap 6
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But Hegesander the Delphian says that the Syracusans call a dish τήγανον, and the proper τήγανον they call ξηροτήγανον; on which account he says that Theodorides says in some poem— He in a τήγανον did boil it well, In a large swimming dish. Where he uses τήγανον for λοπας. But the Ionians write the word ἤγανον without the letter τ, as Anacreon says— Putting his hand within the frying-pan (ἤγανον).
