There seems to be no authority for this save the popular opinion that locates Chicomoztoc in the north.
Aztlan with the later Chicomoztoc, like Acosta and Duran, but locates it in the Jalisco region.
The tradition which locatesit here dates from the fourth century, and was then generally believed.
The tradition which locates the conversion there dates back to the time of the Crusades.
Recognition of the correct psychology locates the problem but does not guarantee its solution.
Ptolemy locates them in the middle of southern Ireland.
North of the Brigantes, on the Leinster coast, Ptolemy locates the Manapii.
The "Thidreksaga" locates him in Seest in Westphalia.
The poet has forgotten that Xanten is his capital, and locatesit in Norway.
Franqulin locates a certain Butte d'Hyvernement, or wintering-hill, at the mouth of R.
The pause indicates the stay of attention; the touch locates or affirms the centre of concentration.
In the delivery of a monologue there is often an object referred to which the interlocutor naturally places on one side, while he locates his listener on the other.
The reader must indicate where the speaker locates his friends who are carrying the body, and suggest also, by looking upward to the hill-top, where they are to bury him.
From the side of the end, the reciprocal nature locates and condemns utopianism and romanticism: what is sometimes called idealism.
From the side of means, it locates and condemns materialism and predeterminism: what is sometimes called mechanism.
Footnote 182: Near the sources of this river Castlenau locates the Canamas and Uginas; the former dwarfs, the latter having tails a palm and a half long--a hybrid from an Indian and Barigudo monkey.
We were not expecting to reach it till night, being deceived by Villavicencio's map, which, in common with all others, locates the Curaray and Mazan too far to the north.
It is true that Boghurst, like the sixteenth-century writers abroad, such as Ambroise Pare, locates the venom in mysterious cavities and bowels of the earth, and dwells upon the agency of earthquakes in setting it free.
Ho-bok-an locates a place that is distinguished by a hill, or by a hill in some way associated with it.
De Laet's Marlen Kil ende Waterval," locates the name as that of a well-known waterfall on the stream of eighty feet.
Van der Donck's map locates the clan bearing the name in four villages at and above the junction of a branch of the stream at New Brunswick, N.
The cis-locative De locates a place "On this side of the rapid," or the side toward the speaker.
Jewish tradition which locates a mighty kingdom of the Ten Tribes beyond the fabled miraculous river Sambation, which no one can cross because it throws up stones all the week, and only rests on the Sabbath; and the Talmud (Jer.
When he locates the hostile ship he sees two images of it.
The operator puts his eyes to the opera glass part of the range finder and locates the enemy just as one would with an ordinary pair of glasses.
They locate China north of the Malucos in the gulf Magnus, just as Ptolemaeus locates it.
The only difference is that while the Icelandic hypothesis makes him rule in Asgard, Saxo locates his residence in Byzantium, on the Bosphorus; but this is not far from the ancient Troy, where the Prose Edda locates his ancestors.
This bird locates its nest in a strong fork of some tall tree, building it with sticks and whatever softer material she can come at without much trouble, such as wool, &c.
The Blackcap locates her nest amongst nettles and brambles, generally near the ground, but not resting upon it.
Near the present site of the hotel stood an oak tree under which traditionlocates the scene of these amicable bargains.
Andromeda is described as being borne by Aries, and in 'Ophiuchus huge' Milton locates a comet which extends the whole length of the constellation.
Hell, Milton locates in the lowest depth of Chaos, a region cut off from the body of Chaos, through which the expelled angels fell for nine days before reaching their destined habitation.
He locates the ruin 2-1/2 leagues south-west of the pueblo.
A map of Guatemala now before melocates seventeen of these ruins, and M.
Burkart found some evidence that the heap constituted the ruins of a regular structure or pyramid; and Rivera locates the cuicillo on the summit of the Sierra de Palomas.
Charnay locates this temple 300 metres to the right of the Palace.
Mr Wilson locates one of these mummy-deposits on the western slope of a high mountain overlooking the ancient pueblo of Chiricahui, in Chihuahua probably.
The view omits altogether the superstructure and locates the temple on a natural rocky cliff.
Stephens' map locates Quirigua, however, on the south bank of the river.
V-93] At Point Nisuc Mr Stephens locates ruins on his map, as does Malte-Brun at the mouth of the River Petampich a little further south, and the former also mentions stone buildings as visible on the barren island of Kancune.
Mr Stephens locatesthis temple several hundred feet further south than I have placed it on the plan.
The position of this structure is indicated on the plan by the dotted lines numbered 7, although Stephens locates it considerably further north.
Garcia locates this mound or another very similar one in the court, and he also sketched some of the figures, but very slight if any resemblance can be discovered between his drawings and those of Castaneda.
This writer locates the ruins 1/4 of a league from the city.
It is to be noticed that Stephens' plan locates this temple nearer the Palace than the one I have copied.
Near it Pike locates a Presidio San Antonio, omitted from the text.
Polo locates them in Dragvia, a kingdom of Sumatra (iii.
This would especially be the case in those parts of the country where water was scarce, as the European always locates himself close to this grand necessary of life.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "locates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
