The entry brings together glosses on the third-person singular of the verb ἔγκειμαι (which is reckoned to be quoted from Demosthenes 18.199) and a quotation which includes the present participle (in the dative plural) of the same verb.
[1] Hesychius, Lexicon s.v.; cf. Lexicon Ambrosianum 115.
[2] Anecdota Graeca 205.4 Bachmann (which also has the preceding gloss).
[3] Adler disputes ('falso') Asmus' designation of this quotation as part of fr.84 of Damascius Life of Isidoros (and it is duly ignored in Zintzen's collection of the fragments). She rightly compares Polyainos 3.7.1, where just this ruse enables the Athenian general Lachares to flee Athens when it was captured by Demetrios Poliorketes in c.295 BCE; see OCD(3) s.v. Lachares. (For darics see delta 72, delta 73.) There is confusion between this L and his namesake the Roman-era sophist, for whom see lambda 165 (where part of Damascius fr.84 does belong).