harness horses to a chariot” (Varenne [Johnson] Chapter 6). The context of this definition derives from the Vedic Age in north-west India, sometime before ...
She asks Hera to harness horses to a chariot while she puts on her battle armour. But Zeus sees Athena and Hera preparing to leave Olympus and sends Iris ...
... harness horses to a chariot, how to drive the horses in order to maneuver it, and how to use his vehicle as a weapon. The chariot driver is skilled at ...
Erichtony was the first to harness horses to a chariot and the first to introduce chariot racing in Athens. A descendant of Erichtony was the king of Athens ...
... harness horses to a chariot, how to drive the horses in. A order to maneuver it, and how to use his vehicle as a weapon. The chariot driver is skilled at ...
... harness horses to a chariot) and refers to a search for the mystery of the universe through finding one's own self. Some psy- chics believe that you must ...
... harness horses to a chariot . Zeus saw him and marvelled that he imitated Helius in building a chariot and harnessing four white horses to it , and thus ...
... harness ( horses to a chariot ) : Virg . infrēnus , a , um , v . infrenis . in - frequens , tis , adj . ( Not frequ- ens ; hence ) I. Prop . That is not ...
... harness ( horses to a chariot ) : Virg . honour : Cic . inful - ätus , a , um , adj . [ inful - a ] ( Provided , with an infula ; hence ) 4- dorned with an ...
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