In the cavern of Tænarus there was a monstrous serpent; this he was ordered to kill, and, probably, this gave rise to the story of Cerberus being chained by him.
Hyacinthus is so called, not as having been born there, but because Tænarus was a famous headland or promontory of Laconia, his native country.
A marble statue, representing a man seated upon a dolphin, was erected at Tænarus to commemorate this event, where it remained for centuries afterward, a monument of the wonder which Arion had achieved.
From Tænarus he proceeded to Corinth, wearing the same dress in which he had plunged into the sea.
Awhile from so long journeying in the shades Resting at TA|narus she came to know How, up the eastern coast some forty stades, There stood a temple of her goddess foe.
So it was that Arion came to Tænarus in Greece, without having been seen by any man.
And lest any man should doubt the truth of the story in time to come, Arion erected at Tænarus a statue in bronze, representing a man riding on a dolphin's back.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "narus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
