As from a new λυχνοῦχος.
And, in the second edition of the Niobus, having already used the word λυχνοῦχος, he writes—
Alas, unhappy man! my λύχνιον's lost;
after which, he adds—
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And, in his play called The Dramas, he calls the same thing λυχνίδιον, in the following lines—
But you all lie
Fast as a candle in a candlestick (λυχνίδιον).
Plato also, in his Long Night, says—
The undertakers sure will have λυχνοῦχοι.