nema to pty chi us
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 58
[Pref. nema to-, and Gr. ptyx (gen it. ptychos ) =a fold.] Palæont.: A genus of Palæoniscidae from the Upper Paleozoic rocks. sin, as; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f Nemausa 2830 sus, the ancient name of Nismes.] Astron.: [ASTEROID, 51.] Ně-me-ạn, Ně-mæ-an, a. [See def.] Of or pertaining to Nemea, a city in Argolis, Greece. Nemean-games, s. pl . Gr. Antiq.: Public games or festivals celebrated at Nemea, most probably triennially, in the A then i an month Boedromion (the modern August). The Argives were the judges at these games, which comprised boxing and athletic contests, as well as chariot-races; and the conquerors were crowned with olive. Nemean-lion, s. A lion which committed great ravages in Greece, and was killed by Hercules.
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