They sent the general Aristænetus to Megalopolis, who, although he was politically opposed to Philopœmen, would not allow sentence of banishment to be passed against him.
In the summer he did his uttermost to prepare the army which Themistocles and Evænetus the Spartan led to defend the pass of Tempē.
It is within your power to find a thousand good reasons why Themistocles and Evænetus should retreat.
After this brilliant success, Chabrias pursued his voyage to Cyprus, and matters appeared so secure on the side of Ægina, that Demænetus also was sent to the Hellespont to reinforce Iphikrates.
I know, I know most certainly, that Cleænetus the tragedian Did not eat them.
Dorion, in his treatise on Fish, says that the juice which proceeds from the boiling of a fuller will take out every kind of stain; and Epænetus also mentions it in his Cookery Book.
Epænetus also says, in his Cookery Book, that the interior part of the pinna is called mecon.
For Cleænetus Never threw away the husk of a single vegetable, So exceedingly economical is that man.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "netus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
