similitude

Even this similitude is not absurd enough to set us rightly forth.

Let us take notice how the Professor carries out his present similitude.

And every night his mother held out to him the symbol in the similitude of the cross, and bade him kiss it ere he went to sleep.

Here, again, was a similitude which bound this present to the past.

But such comparisons cannot be pursued far without departing from the similitude.

"Your favour has even hit the name, in finding a similitude for the crag," said the captain.

That similitude which you are so very fond of is nothing to the purpose.

A stigma shall be fixed upon man or beast that shall destroy him who is made after the similitude of God.

I use this similitude as I cannot find one upon the whole more suitable to represent my condition.

It has but little reference or similitude to those auctions from which Sir Robert Peel has removed the duty.