And next, in-case they can, vpon what respectes it is possible vnto them.
But if on the other parte, their apprehending and detention be by the lawfull Magistrate, vpon the iust respectes of their guiltinesse in that craft, their power is then no greater then before that euer they medled with their master.
What power they haue to harme the Magistrate, and vpon what respectes they haue any power in prison: And to what end may or will the Deuill appeare to them therein.
Vpon what respectes the Deuill appeires in sundry shapes to sundry of them at any time.
Sidenote: Respectes to be had for incampyng; How to choose a place to incampe; How to avoide diseases from the armie; The wonderfull commoditie of exercise; The provision of victualles that ought alwaies to bee in a readinesse in an armie.
For the respectes aforesayd in all former ages and in the most ciuill countreys and commons wealthes, good Poets and Poesie were highly esteemed and much fauoured of the greatest Princes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "respectes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
