Parmenon
Pa'rmenon
(Παρμένων).
1. Of Byzantium, a choliambic poet, a few of whose verses are cited by Athenaeus (iii. p. 75. f.; v. pp. 203, 100.221, a.), by the scholiasts on Pindar (Pind. P. 4.97,) and Nicander (Ther. 806), and by Stephanus of Byzantium (s. vv. Βονδῖνοι, Φρίκιον, Χιτώνη, reading the last passage Παρμένων for Μενίππῳ). These few fragments are collected by Meineke (Choliambica Poesis Graecorum, Berol. 1845).
Pa'rmenon
2. Of Rhodes, the author of a work on cookery (μαγειρική διδασκαλία) quoted by Athenaeus (vii. p. 308f.)
Pa'rmenon
3. A grammarian, the author of a work περὶ διαλέκτων (Ath. xi. p. 500b.) who is not improbably the same person as the glossographer Parmenion. [P.S]