Footnote

“And warriors.” Lit., “and third men.” Heb., wesha·li·shimʹ; Gr., tri·staʹtas. Though Egyptian monuments usually do not show it, three men rode in a war chariot, one of whom managed the horses while the other two fought from the chariot; also, Assyrian bas-reliefs show a third man as an armor-bearer or an umbrella-bearer.