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befor 222
[Claudius Aelianus (170-after 222)/ `Ποικίλη ἱστορία´ (Varia historia)/ lat. Translation by Justus Vultejus (1529-1575)]
[S.170/ Book 10 (Chap. 19)]
De eo qui proprios dentes absorbuit.
Eurydamas Cyreneus, in caestuum lucta uictoriam adeptus est: cumq[ue] ab aduersario dentes essent ei decußi, statim eos absorbuit, ne qui contrà luctaretur, animaduerteret.
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