{He that plougheth} (ho arotri(936e)). Late verb arotria(935c),
to plough, for the old aro(935c) from arotron (plough), in LXX and
rare in papyri. {In hope of partaking} (ep' elpidi tou
metechein). The infinitive alo(8369)n is not repeated nor is
opheilei though it is understood, "He that thresheth ought to
thresh in hope of partaking." He that ploughs hardly refers to
the ox at the plough as he that threshes does. The point is that
all the workers (beast or man) share in the fruit of the toil.