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Greek transcription question

I'm working on an epub of the "new" Shelley poem that surfaced a few years ago and has now been made available to the public by the Bodleian Library.

At the end of the preface there are two Greek words (see attached image).

The third letter of the second word is transcribed as a ζ (zeta) in the official transcription, but I think it is clearly a ρ (rho). What do you think?
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