"Following the tyrant by his tracks and into [the?] Orgon, he settles on pre-emptively seizing those of the plains both easily accessible and fit for horses".
The quotation, from which the headword is evidently extracted, is unidentifiable. For the verb cf.
epsilon 1340.
The Suda text printed here by Adler has
Ὀργῶνά ποτε ; however, as she noted, the version in ps.-
Zonaras (favoured by Gaisford) is
Ὀργῶνα ποταμόν , "into the river Orgon". (The ed. pr. opted for emendation:
ἀγῶνά ποτε , "into a contest".) No such river is otherwise attested, though
Stephanus of
Byzantium registers an island "of Etruria" called Orgon.
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