[276] ἐζευγμέναι, joined together, or perhaps rather closed tight, taken predicatively with “εἰρύσσονται”. This seems to be the only case in H. where the verb is used in any but the literal sense of yoking to a chariot.
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[276] ἐζευγμέναι, joined together, or perhaps rather closed tight, taken predicatively with “εἰρύσσονται”. This seems to be the only case in H. where the verb is used in any but the literal sense of yoking to a chariot.
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