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In page Papias (lexicographer):

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Papias set forth his principles in a preface to his dictionary and contributes new features to lexicography. He marks vowel length in the word entry when ambiguous, and notes the gender and declension or conjugation, recognizing that the lemma may be insufficient for grammatical usage.[1] He does not, however, distinguish between Classical and Vulgar Latin forms. Although he pays little attention to etymology, he provides definitions of legal terms, and gives excerpts from earlier glossaries such as the Liber glossarum and from textbooks of the liberal arts and logic.[2] Of greater general interest, Papias provides often copious examples and discursive information for each word,[3] and should probably be regarded as an encyclopedist as much as a lexicographer.[4]