And if I dixero quia non scio eum, ero shall say that I know him not, similis vobis, mendax.
There is another that perhibet de me: et scio quia beareth witness of me: and I verum est testimonium quod know that the witness which he perhibet de me.
Sed I shall be like to you, a scio eum, et sermonem eius liar.
For I bless God, that after all my Acquaintance were gone from Scio to Rhodes, I grew daily better and better satisfied; though my Fears were still very great; and I was indeed afraid every-body I met did suspect my Design.
Upon the south the green and richly wooded shores of Scio stretched along, upon which at times appeared the sheen of some marble cliff as it jutted out among the green vegetation.
Scio was the seat of their most favored college, and when the people of that ill-fated island fled from the murderous sword of the Turks, some of the families sought refuge in Malta.
King, that Samos was a more desirable place, since the better class of Sciotes would never return to Scio to live under Turkish rule.
They remained in Scio five months, and availed themselves of every opportunity to revive among the Greeks a knowledge of the Gospel.
On the voyage he first saw the new Greek flag, and was informed, by the captain of a Greek vessel of war, that the college at Scio was closed, and that Professor Bambas had saved his life only by flight.
It also strongly resented the omission of the Apocrypha from the Scio Bible.
It had been tentatively arranged that an edition of 5000 copies of the New Testament should be printed from the version of Father Felipe Scio de San Miguel, confessor to Ferdinand VII.
The old consul was in Scio during the whole of the massacre, and gave me many interesting particulars respecting it.
Surely if ever Heaven visits in judgment a nation for a nation's crimes, the burning and massacre at Scio will be deeply visited upon the accursed Turks.
Before the Greek revolution the Greeks of Scio were engaged in extensive commerce, and ranked among the largest merchants in the Levant.
We buried the body and skeleton together, and trekked out as fast as the oxen could travel, never stopping till we had struck the road and reached Scio Pans.
By the destruction of the Island of Scio a paradise was changed into a scene of desolation, and more than forty thousand persons were killed or sold into slavery.
The Massacre de Scio was ready for shipment when, just before the vernissage, Delacroix saw a canvas by Constable done in the divisionistic method.
The critics called his Massacre de Scio the "massacre of painting," and added, "il court sur les toits.
The city was fired; and in four days the fire and sword of the Turk rendered the beautiful Scio a clotted mass of blood and ashes.
It was in April of this year that the destruction of Scio took place.
The people there compared their condition with that of the self-governing communities of Scioand other islands.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scio" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
