λυγγούριον

λυγγούριον, τό (derived by the ancients from λύγξ, οὖρον, and supposed to be the coagulated urine of the lynx, Dsc. 2.81, Plu. Sollert. 2.962f, S.E. P. 1.119),

• a kind of amber (glossed by ἤλεκτρον, Hsch., cf. Str. 4.6.2), Thphr. Lap. 28, IG ΙΙ(2).161 B 49 (Delos, iii B.C.), al., 22.1534.100, Str. 4.5.3 (pl.):—also written λυγκούριον, λιγκούριον, and λιγγούριον in codd.; λογγούριον Aët. 2.35.

λυγγούριον -ου, τό see λυγκούριον.

λυγγούριον, τό, Plut. Sol. an. 4, s. λυγκούριον.