do obeisance

So the mathematician and the artist are companioned in the same dark, and do obeisance to the same gods.

On “Democracy Day,” we would all do obeisance.

And all these lords do obeisance to him, and bring him the revenue, with which they have to come into his presence.

"Since thou wilt bow down to neither Love nor Riches, at least do obeisance to the god in whose gift is Fame, the highest gift known to a true man."

Paracelsus demands he should do obeisance to him, the Knower.