By thys ye may se well, it is foly for any man to fere a thyng to moche, tyll that he se some profe or cause.
Oft at the profe is skantly worth a hen For greattest crakers ar nat ay boldest men Who that agaynst his ennemy wolde fyght And gyueth hym before wepyn and armour.
The profe wherof, as of al the rest, shal apeare in Euclide, whome I intende to set foorth in english with sondry new additions, if I may perceaue that it wilbe thankfully taken.
The profe of all these I do reserue, as I haue often saide, to a conuenient boke, wherein they shall be all set at large.
This Theoreme is nothing els, but the sentence of the last Theoreme turned backward, and therfore nedeth none other profe nother declaration, then the other example.
Crassus, but sone after, vpon dewe profe thereof, reiected iustlie by Crassus and Cicero: yet allowed and made sterling agayne by M.
Crist; in token and profe wherof the auncient langage of the Brutes bloode at this day remayneth[84] bothe in the Princedome of Walis and in the auncient provynce and Dukedom of Cornewale, whiche was at tho daies called corrupt Greke.
Yt is a stage and Theatre for shew of true Nobilitye, for profe of passing loialty and for tryal of their contraries.
Shust ged up, und I vill profe id py hitting you again.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "profe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
