Colt
animal · 2 works · 2 mentions · 2 anchored passages
Colts · colt
spoken of as
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Economics (Greek)
Colts, for example, learn to obey the horsebreaker by getting something they like when they are obedient, and suffering inconvenience when they are disobedient, until they carry out the horsebreaker’s intentions.
in the texts
On the Mysteries
Animal from which Andocides says he was thrown.
Later, however, I was thrown from a colt of mine in Cynosarges;
Economics
Young horses used as an example of obedience training.
Colts, for example, learn to obey the horsebreaker by getting something they like when they are obedient, and suffering inconvenience when they are disobedient, until they carry out the horsebreaker’s intentions.