All which words, with the nature of their light and colour, the Holy Ghost doth in the vision of John comprise, and placeth within the colour of the jasper and the crystal-stone.
Behold you now where Christ placeth a sign of love, it is not in word nor in tongue, not in great and seemingly affectionate gestures, but in a practical walking in the law of the Lord.
He will not take away his eyes from the just, and he placeth kings on the throne for ever, and they are exalted.
Thy friend no less Than those she placeth highest!
When the Stoick said that life would not be accepted if it were offered unto such as knew it,[368] he spoke too meanly of that state of being which placethus in the form of Men.
Thy Friend no lesse, Then those she placeth highest: So farewell Lar.
King riseth from his State, takes her vp, kisses and placeth her by him.
The Alans, another Gothic nation, were between the northern fountain of the Boristhenes and the mouth of the river Tanais, where Ptolemy placeth the mountain Alanus, and western side of the Palus Mæotis.
He placeththy soul in the bark Ma-at, in that name which is thine, of God Moon.
Aristarchus placeth the sun amongst the fixed stars, and believeth that the earth [the moon?
It is not easie to reconcile the different accounts of longitude, while in modern tables the hundred and eighty degree is more then thirty degrees beyond that part, where Ptolomy placeth an 180.
Yet is this Country accounted by Geographers no part of terra Nigritarum, and Ptolomy placeth herein the Leuco Athiops, or pale and Tawny Moors.
Whether the Nightingals setting with her breast against a thorn, be any more then that she placeth some prickels on the outside of her nest, or roosteth in thorny and prickly places, where Serpents may least approach her?
And again,(896) he placeth in it a mystical signification of the pureness of the minister of God.
Nay, he placeth every way as much holiness and worship in them in the forequoted place.
Being therefore past this hauen, we come into Trewardith baie, which lieth into the land betwéene Canuasse and the Blacke head point, and here about Leland placeth Vrctoum promontorium.
Sitomagus, which he placeth in the waie from Norwich, as Leland [Sidenote: Nouiomagus.
Neomagus sir Thomas Eliot writeth to haue stood where the citie of Chester now standeth; Niomagus, George Lillie placeth where the towne of Buckingham is now remaining.
This sport finished the Marshall placeth them in their several appointed places.
Time expecting the comming of the Prince (to whom hee preferreth a petition) placeth himselfe on the stage till the traine bee past.
Wherefore, whether a man receive the sacrament of baptism from a faithful or a faithless minister, his whole hope is in Christ, that he fall not under the condemnation, that 'Cursed is he that placeth his hope in man!
Wherefore, whether a man receive the sacrament of baptism from a faithful or a faithless minister, his whole hope is in Christ, that he fall not under the condemnation that "cursed is he that placeth his hope in man.
The KING riseth from his state, takes her up, kisses and placeth her by him.
Whom Allah will sendeth astray, and whom He will He placeth on a straight path.
Being therefore past this hauen, we come into Trewardith baie, which lieth into the land betweene Canuasse and the Blacke head point, and here about Leland placeth Vrctoum promontorium.
As the time is favorable, however, we will call together our pilots, and see how each manplaceth his vessel on the chart.
No phenomenon of the ocean resembleth that light; and my reckoning placeth us in a quarter of the world where land must exist, else is the earth no sphere.
God's Word placeth before our eyes the world, to the end we may see what a fine spark it is.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "placeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
