Maria del Fiore with the following epitaph: "Ingenti Andreas jacet hie Pisanus in urna, Marmore qui potuit spirantes ducere vultus Et simulacra Deum mediis imponere templis Ex acre, ex auro, candenti et pulcro elephanto.
The following epitaph was written for him: Hic jacet ille bonus pictura Margaritonus, Cui requiem Dominus tradat uhique plus.
The inscription in the chapter-house says "Hic jacet Robertus Curtus.
Another of a lady, with the following inscription:— “Hic Jacet Gweirca filia Owein cuj.
The Inscription hath been long lost, which was this: Hic jacet corpus Willelmi Boleyn, militis, Qui obiit x Octobris, Ann.
The following are the inscriptions on the brasses to their memory:— “‘Hic jacet corpus Johannis quondam Comitis Salopiæ XVI.
This is not the result of mere Immorality:-- Multum, Multum Hic jacet sepultum.
Qui jacet in terra non habet unde cadat=--Who lies upon the ground cannot fall.
Jacet in Bedefordscira set geldum dat in Huntedonscire'; i.
Jacet et appreciata est in Gratentun quod est in Oxenefordscire et tamen dat scotum in Berchescire'; i.
In the chancel is the tombstone of one John Parry, 1636, with the inscription “Hic jacet et (sedes cum sua) jure jacet.
In histetone jacet Wara In histetune jac' Wara de i.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "jacet" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
