[1] From a scholion on Aristophanes Knights 408, where the headword phrase occurs (text at web address 1); cf. beta 57.
[2] The feminine accusative is anomalous in this context. Adler reports that some mss have Βάκχης or Βάκχος . Note also Hesychius beta116 on the infinitive βακχᾶν , glossed as "to have been crowned with ivy".