phragelloo describes the action done to Jesus before he was delivered for crucifixion.

The attested use denotes an action performed on Jesus before he is delivered for crucifixion, expressed in both verses by the same aorist active nominative singular masculine participle.

1. Action preceding delivery for crucifixion · dominant

   In Mark 15:15, φραγελλώσας occurs in the clause between Pilate's release of Barabbas and Jesus' delivery for crucifixion; the APB renders the sequence, “having whipped Jesus delivered him.” Matthew 27:26 likewise places the participial action before the delivery, though its translation wording makes the agent-object relation less clear.

   Mark 15:15Matthew 27:26

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the action as “having whipped Jesus” in Mark 15:15. In Matthew 27:26 it similarly uses “having whipped him,”.