Josephus recordeth us by this evil king that was so traitorous and false and yet was of the lineage of the Good Soldier Joseph of Abarimacie.
Josephus recordeth us that Perceval departed in such wise, nor never thereafter did no earthly man know what became of him, nor doth the history speak of him more.
Willingly heareth Perceval this that his uncle telleth and recordeth him.
This high history witnesseth us and recordeth that Joseph, who maketh remembrance thereof, was the first priest that sacrificed the body of Our Lord, and forsomuch ought one to believe the words that come of him.
The authority of this story recordeth that the two knights are in hermitage, and that Perceval is well-nigh whole; but Lancelot hath sore pain of his wound and is still far from his healing.
Such is the veracious legend; but whether this Bull hailed from the Emerald Isle, or belonged to that species known as Papal Bulls, historyrecordeth not; but the cracks in the church walls long remained to confound the incredulous.
The office has lapsed; but whether on account of the rousing character of the sermons in these latter days, history recordeth not.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "recordeth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
