Have you e'er seen the pomegranate's kernel in snow?
And we find the diminutive form ῥοίδιον, like βοίδιον.
Antiphanes also mentions the pomegranates with the hard kernels in his Bœotia—
I bade him bring me from the farm pomegranates
Of the hard-kernell'd sort.
And Epilycus, in his Phoraliscus, says—
You are speaking of apples and pomegranates.
POMEGRANATES.
Alexis also, in his Suitors, has the line—
He took the rich pomegranates from their hands.