[Meaning] repose.[1]
Repose [is] the life to come.[2]
"Giving [him] rest from war with other very worthy men."[3]
Menander [writes]: "for thus the greatest leader of the Huns came upon his rest."[4] That is, he died.
Also [sc. attested is the accusative plural] a)napau/las ["rests"], [meaning] sendings to the dead. "Who is [bound] for rests from evils and troubles?"[5] Charon [Author, Myth] announces [this], and lists as destinations. "Who is for the Plain of Oblivion?" The plain of Oblivion is a place of this name that he has imagined in Hades; as also the Withering Stone.[6] "Who is for Ass Shearings?" Thus they call what is useless; for not even the shearings of the ass have a use. In reference to endless things.