benesoun, benes on

[BENISON.] † bě nět', v.t. [Eng prefix be, and net, v.] Το enclose as in a net, to surround with toils; to ensnare. (Lit. or fig.) "Being thus benetted round with villanies." Shakesp.: Hamlet, v. 2. *be-net he, * be-neth, prep. & adv. [BENEATH.] *be-neth-forth, adv. [From O. Eng. beneth = beneath, and forth.] Beneath. "Item, that no citezen be putte in comyn prison, but in on of the chambors ben eth forth ." - English Gilds (Ear. Eng . Text Soc.), р. 373.