Meaning of imitatest | Babel Free

Definitions

second-person singular simple present indicative of imitate

archaic, form-of, indicative, present, second-person, singular

Examples

“All theſe things are remembred more largely and prolixely of me, that thou mayeſt vnderſtand, that notwithſtanding the mercy of God, which thou pretendeſt, God ſuffereth ſo many to be Infidels, and in the Church ſo many euill Chriſtians, and ſo many Infidels, and ſo many euill Chriſtians to periſh, ſo alſo he will permit thee to periſh with them, if thou imitateſt theyr life.”

“Seeing thou wast called to imitate Chriſt, imitate not his enemie, for if thou imitatest him in enuie, thou shallt bee partaker of the death that entred thereby.”

“Thou imitateſt that importunate, troubleſome, and eare-offending Fly (through his untuneable buzzing) the Scarabee, who not dwelling on the ſweeter ſort of Flowers, flies from forth the delicate Gardens, and pleaſant Woods, for to ſettle on a Cowe-ſheard, fall upon a dunghill, and other ſuch like noyſome places.”

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