Note 200 — ARRIAN ON COURSING.
William Dansey translation
The same fact is related by Ælian, in his Natural History of Animals, L. xiv. c. 10.; and Beckman (Hist. of Inventions, Vol. iv. p. 292.) observes, on the authority of Vancouver, that the βρόχος, or noose-rope, is still employed by the Hungarians, for the subjugation of wild horses.