466. Greek stems in #-o-# are generally declined like Latin nouns, but
in the singular sometimes have #-os# in the nominative, #-on# in the
nominative or accusative neuter, rarely #-ū# in the genitive, or #-ō# in
the feminine ablative. Plural, nominative sometimes #-oe#, masculine or
feminine, and genitive, chiefly in book-titles, #-ōn#: as,
Nominative #Īlios#; #Īlion# or #Īlium#. Genitive #Menandrū#, _of
Menander_. Ablative feminine adjective #lectīcā octōphorō#, _in a sedan
with eight bearers_. Plural: nominative #Adelphoe#, _the Brothers_;
#canēphoroe#, _basket-bearers_, feminine. Genitive #Geōrgicōn liber#,
_book of Husbandry_. For #Androgeōs#, #Athŏ̄s# and #Panthūs#, see the
dictionary.