(
Áὔñáíïò
), given as the name of the leader in the riots at Jerusalem against Lysimachus (2Ma_4:40), where he is described as “a man far gone in years, and no less in folly.” Other MSS., however (followed by the Vulg.), read
Ôýñáííïò
, Tyrannus, which may be taken either as a proper name or appellative, q. d. ringleader.