The Latines also call it Terriculum, because it bréedeth feare.
It is vnpossible for him to lye, and this impossibilitie in him, procéedeth not of infirmitie, but of vertue and maiestie.
The compasse of the root of the mount of saint Michael is not much more than halfe a mile, and of this the south part is pasturable and bréedeth conies, the residue high and rockie soile.
Thence it procéedeth to Westford bridge, Briksie bridge; and southwest of [Sidenote: Cowleie.
The first are so common, that it néedeth me not to speake of them.
After this confluence the Auon procéedeth on to Stonleie abbeie, Ashehow, Miluerton, Edmonds cote, and appace to Warwijc.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "edeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
