The next is Boristhenes (now called Neper) that diuideth the Countrey from Lituania, and falleth into the Euxin sea.
The Russe diuideth the whole nation of the Lappes into two series.
The first sort therefore he diuideth either into such as rowse the beast, and continue the chase, or springeth the bird, and bewraieth hir flight by pursute.
Horsse head crag, where it is called Terne becke; vntill it come to Spicrag hill, that diuideth Northumberland and Gillesland in sunder, from whence it is named Irding.
The Darwent diuideth Lelandshire from Andernesse, and it riseth by east aboue Darwent chappell; and soone after vniting it selfe [Sidenote: Blackeburne.
The Wiland (saith he) going by Crowland, at Newdrene diuideth it selfe into two [Sidenote: Newdrene.
It runneth also by Cheston nunrie, and out of this a little beneath the said house, breaketh an arme called the Shirelake, bicause it diuideth Eastsex and Hartford shire in sunder, and in the length of one medow called Fritheie.
The Darwent diuideth Lelandshire from Andernesse, and it riseth by east aboue Darwent chappell; and soone after vniting it selfe with the [Sidenote: Blackeburne.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "diuideth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
