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Ancient Greek
Etymology
Borrowed from Old Armenian մանուշակ (manušak).
Noun
μανουσιάκων • (manousiákōn) (Byzantine)
- violet? (genitive plural)
(Can we date this quote?), Pseudo-Galen, Περὶ εὐπορίστων , book 3[1]:ἡ σκευασία. μανουσιάκων < βʹ. οὐνάπια ἤτοι ξύντζιφα κʹ. ζεπιστάνια ἤτοι μυξία κʹ. […]- hē skeuasía. manousiákōn < bʹ. ounápia ḗtoi xúntzipha kʹ. zepistánia ḗtoi muxía kʹ. […]
- the preparation: 2 drachms of violets, unapia or xynzipha 20, zepistania or myxia 20,
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