διφρ-ηλᾰτέω · diphr-ēlateō — LSJ
drive a chariot
drive a chariot, τὸν οὐρανὸν δ., of the Sun, S. Aj. 845; δ. ἵππους E. Rh. 781: in late Prose, Phlp. in Mete. 101.27.
The corpus record
διφρ-ηλᾰτέω
diphrelateo
drive a chariot
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What it meant
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- κἀδιφρηλάτουν · kadiphrēlatoun Euripides, Rhesus *(hni/oxos (DIORISIS sentence 508)
- διφρηλατῶν · diphrēlatōn Sophocles, Ajax 845–849
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