Usages of bigae
Bigae duos equos habent.
The two-horse chariot has two horses.
Quadrigae et bigae ad carceres paratae sunt.
The four-horse and two-horse chariots are ready near the starting gates.
Quadrigae bigas praetereunt.
The four-horse chariot overtakes the two-horse chariot.
Bigae et quadrigae inter se colliduntur.
The two-horse and four-horse chariots collide with each other.
Bigae quadrigas praetereunt; currus paene colliduntur.
The two-horse chariot overtakes the four-horse chariot; the chariots almost collide.
Bigae evertuntur; spectator delphinum et victorem spectat.
The two-horse chariot overturns; a spectator watches the dolphin counter and victor.
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