[It means] not only "so" but also "here"; as we [use it].[1] Kratinos in Runaways [writes]: "those here who are merely rebellious and want to be somebody."[2] Aristophanes in Kokalos [writes]: "somebody bring out here a juggler and two stools."[3] And Plato [Comicus] uses it somewhere instead of δεῦρο and ἐνθάδε ["hither"]; but in most [writers] it signifies "thus." Eupolis in Taxiarchs [writes]: "not if he keeps his shield holding it thus."[4]