nisus

It is very similar to nisus, being large and pale.

Nisus can't bear to stand around waiting for something to happen.

Nisus goes back to try to help his friend, even though he's vastly outnumbered.

That may be carrying it too far, as Nisus Writer has a way of doing.

Nisus was the son of Hyrtacus, and was known for his hunting.

Nisus and Euryalus are standing watch at the walls.

Minos was also part of the King Nisus story.

After that, they ferried a bevy of scientists to the science colony on Nisus.

Among them are Nisus and Euryalus, who are best friends.

Nisus is in the lead and is about to win when he slips and falls.

Suddenly Nisus remembers that they are supposed to be taking a message to Aeneas.

Nisus is the elder, more experienced man.

Nisus said to his friend, "Do you perceive what confidence and carelessness the enemy display?

Suddenly Nisus is carried away by the chance to kill some of the enemy, and he starts to slaughter the sleeping men in his path.

Nisus, however, slips in the blood from the cattle sacrificed during the religious rituals that preceded the race.

Nisus receives compensation for his bad luck, and Euryalus gets the winner's prize.

With reason, the nisus is from sense to consciousness and finally to self-consciousness, that is, individuation.

A. n. nisus, the nominate subspecies, was described by Linnaeus in 1758.

Nisus was king of Megara, and Scylla was his daughter.

Nisus had eluded pursuit and was out of danger, but Euryalus being missing he turned back to seek him.

"Upgrades" were offered to Nisus Writer at a discount.

Nisus with envy sees the gift, and grieves.

The current scientific name comes from the Latin words accipiter (hawk) and nisus (the sparrowhawk).

While she does this, Cato is fiddling with the late Nisus's bandage, which he has in his pocket.

This was back-ported from Nisus Writer version 4.