['Upon us'] meaning against us.
*)ef' h(ma=s cumbohqh/sein oi)/ei: a)nti\ tou= kaq' h(mw=n.
The headword phrase is from
Aristophanes,
Lysistrata 247 (web address 1), with comments from the
scholia.
The phrase is excised from its context which, in full, asks a question: "don't you think the men will join battle upon us?"
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