Minerva descends to encourage Telemachus, and in the form of Mentes directs him in what manner to proceed.
Asclepiades the physician helped many frantic persons by this means, phreneticorum mentes morbo turbatas--Jason Pratensis, cap.
Feras mentes domat cupido, that fierce, cruel and rude Cyclops Polyphemus sighed, and shed many a salt tear for Galatea's sake.
Telemachus replied that he was, and Mentes was full of anger, seeing how the wooers insulted him, and told him first to complain to an assembly of all the people, and then to take a ship, and go seeking news of Ulysses.
Athene said, or Mentes said, that he himself was an old friend of Ulysses, and had touched at Ithaca on his way to Cyprus to buy copper.
Mentes cunctorum qui sunt ubique virorum | Esurit atque sitit, quosque potest perimit;’ the devil hungers and thirsts for the souls of men and he destroys all he can.
Gregory the Great, while blaming the violence of Serenus, bishop of Massilia in breaking the images, wishes that in churches images should be made to serve ad instruendas solummodo mentes nescientium.
So she went to Ithaca, and there she took upon her the form of Mentes [Footnote: Men'-tes.
Thereupon the false Mentes said: "My name is Mentes, and I am King of the Taphians, and I am sailing to Cyprus for copper, taking iron in exchange.
But the false Mentes said, "Keep me no longer, for I am eager to depart; give me thy gift when I shall return.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mentes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
