Briefly in all prefaces belongynge to oracions deliberatiues the office of the per[-] sone: and the necessytye or commodytye of the matter that we treate of are consy- dered.
Now let vs passe from these examples, to treateof those that concerne the comelinesse and decencie of mans behauiour.
As also to treate and conclude with such merchants and other freinds as had manifested their forwardnes to provoke too and adventure in this vioage.
The day followyng came Cortes at the houre appoynted, with many of his men armed, but the king came not: neuerthelesse he sente fiue noble men to treate of the matter, excusing the kyng, saying he was not well at ease.
This Chapter doth treate of the Islands of Japon, and of other thinges in that kingdome.
The chapter doth treateof many kingdomes of the Newe World, and of the particular and curious things of them.
The second point shall treate of the Quality, which resulteth out of the mixture of these Simples, which are put into it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "treate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
