[332] κυκλήσομεν on the analogy of “κατακήομεν” must be aor. subj.; let us wheel hither, i.e. bring on wagons. The use of oxen to draw wagons occurs in Homer only here and in 24.782. They are yoked to the plough, 10.352, 13.703, Od. 13.32.
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[332] κυκλήσομεν on the analogy of “κατακήομεν” must be aor. subj.; let us wheel hither, i.e. bring on wagons. The use of oxen to draw wagons occurs in Homer only here and in 24.782. They are yoked to the plough, 10.352, 13.703, Od. 13.32.
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