Dinarchus used [this word] instead of o)/xhma ["carriage"]. But the same [writer] also used it to mean [a horse] designated for breeding [o)xei/a]. For he says: "they are buying, of my horses, a stallion".[1] Lycurgus in the [speech] On Financial Administration says "neighbors of the ocheion".[2] And perhaps some took this expression to refer to the place in which horse-breeding takes place or carriages are for hire.