I belieue that which thou doest say, bicause the Emperour Nero, was the first fiue yeares of hys empyre good, and the other nine yeares exceedyng euill, in sutch wyse as he grew to be greater in wickednesse, than in dygnity.
By meanes wherof, in his tyme the Romain Empyre more than in any others raygne, lost most prouinces and receiued greatest shame.
Be then well assured that if an Empyre bee bestowed vpon thee, it was not for that thou wer a Citizen of Rome or a couragious person descended of noble house, rich and mighty, but only bicause vertues did plentifully abounde in thee.
Some of the Empyreand shameful subieccion of disordred loue.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "empyre" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
