1500, St. Jerome, Anglia: Zeitschrift für englische Philologie:
In the light of his chere, albeflowid with godly wysdome, we se the lightis of bothe testamentis.
1781, The Westminster Magazine, Or, The Pantheon of Taste:
For Marian one garland I bound, Ah garland the cause of my woel Sweet flow'rets entwin'd it around, The sweetes these borders beflow.
1949, K. R. Sharma, Irrigation engineering - Volume 2, page 22:
In this form the water falls over the spillway crest, into a channel, in which the flow is parallel to the crest, which leads eventually to the stream beflow the dam.
