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Yurem Travis

26 March, 09:41

Romulus took to marking the city's sacred boundary with a plow drawn by a white bull and a white cow. Remus however leapt over the furrow either in jest or derision." Based on the context, furrow most likely means?

1. city wall

2. to make confused or angered expression

3. a hole or ditch

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