Eudaemon
2. A Greek grammarian, and contemporary of Libanius. He was a native of Pelusium in Egypt, and wrote a work on orthography, which is lost, but is often referred to by Suidas, in the Etymologicum, and by Stephanus of Byzantium. (s. vv. Ἄιλια, Δασκύλιον, Δοκίμειον, Καπετώλιον, and Ὀπεστία; Eudoc. p. 168.)
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