The men who 'traveled with' Saul to Damascus stood speechless after his vision, witnesses to the light but not the voice. The verb emphasizes shared journey, not mere coincidence of route. Classical parallels include astrological conjunction ('being in conjunction'); the NT narrows to literal companionship on the road. French 'voyager avec' and Spanish 'viajando con' capture the relational dimension—these were Saul's party, bound together by mission and now by shock.