You might just as well judge of Sokrates by what we read in the Nubes of Aristophanes, or of Meton by what we find in the Aves, as describe the historical characters of the above-named personages out of the Platonic dialogues.
At the time when Aristophanes assailed Sokrates in the comedy of the Nubes (423 B.
The fleet seemed now tossed to the clouds, ut modonubes contingere, and now sunk to the lowest whirlpools of the abyss.
See the Parabasis of Aristophanês in the Nubes (535, seq.
POST NUBES LUX Sink, sullen rear-guard of the storm, Behind the Laugen's snowy crest!
The Nubes of Aristophanes, greatly superior as a comedy to the Hippias of Plato, is turned to an abusive purpose when critics put it into court as evidence about the character of the real Sokrates.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "nubes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
