[Meaning] energetic, or power.[1]
The Pisidian [writes]: "for you drew them just as the tension of the sun drags the moisture to itself by its attraction."[2]
The ropes of a bed [are] also [called] to/nos.[3]
The hexameter epic verse [is] also [called] to/nos.[4] "There was a Pythian prediction[5] in hexameter verses, foretelling the end thus: 'Son of Aeacus, beware to approach the Acherousian water and Pandosia, where death is fated[6] for you.' And joining battle with the Brettii and Leucani at a certain river, when the bridge was broken, and he heard the inhabitants calling the river Acherontis and the neighboring city Pandosia, comparing the places to the saying which he had, and knowing that the oracle was fulfilled, then indeed he approached his noble death and rushing unsparingly towards the center of the enemy, first doing many deeds, he fell fighting thus. He was Alexander the marriage-connection of Philip, [sc. and] brother of Olympios."[7]