equipped at oneʼs own expense, hired for oneʼs own use, in oneʼs own ship
equipped at oneʼs own expense, τριήρης Plu. Alc. 1; hired for oneʼs own use, πλοῖον Ath. 12.521a, cf. Philostr. VA 5.20; ἰ. πλεῦσαι sail in oneʼs own ship, Plu. Thes. 26.
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equipped at oneʼs own expense
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