glorie→glory

Final -ie for -y, a spelling convention only; same word.

About 928 places across the Puritan corpus, estimated: 928 in a random sample of 70 of 7,722 works.

Drawn Oct 19, 2026, 6:06 PM against rule-set version 13 · 1 sample drawn · no exact count yet (the overnight batch count is not built). Shown in original spelling.

1. …bee choſen and predeſtinate vnto eternal life by GOD, vnto whoſe glorie→glory it was taken in hand. And I alſo haue gathered manie things for the…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 93 · Open in the reader

2. …or wiſh well thereunto and which ſéeke nothing elſe but the glorie→glory of Chriſt, all theſe ſéeme to themſelues to be raiſed together with…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 58 · Open in the reader

3. This glorie→glory hath God given him, but have we no glorie to give him for all this?…

   Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 1593 · Open in the reader

4. …hyperbole's, where infinite goodneſſe is the ſubject. For all the glorie→glory wee give him, hee cannot thinke the better of himſelfe, he may…

   Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 1585 · Open in the reader

5. …verie warilie. For our fleſh is woont, vnder the pretence of Gods glorie→glory and honor, to fight and brall for our owne honor and eſtimation.…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 399 · Open in the reader

6. …to heare: their preiudicate opinions that men preach not for Christs glorie→glory, but vpon vaine ostentation, and because they loue to be doing: the…

   Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 632 · Open in the reader

7. V. 9. Glorie→Glory over me.] in appointing me the time when I shall intreat for thee:…

   Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 25 · Open in the reader

8. …that we maie either increaſe our patrimonie or reuenue: but the glorie→glory of God & ſafetie of our neighbour muſt chiefely be reſpected. Alſo…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 277 · Open in the reader

9. …like the wandering Jews, that when they have crucifyed the Lord of glorie→glory, shall not be restored into Canaan as aforetime, (out of their…

   George Abbot · Notes on the Book of Psalms · p. 532 · Open in the reader

10. …to loose the peace of the people, the safetie of the Countrey, the glorie→glory of all, the Gospel of our Sauiour Christ; here is iust cause of…

    Thomas Adams · The Soldiers Honor · p. 21 · Open in the reader

11. …in thy feare, and dying in thy faith, they may come to eternall glorie→glory. To the which ô Father bring vs, for thine owne sonne Christ his…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 247 · Open in the reader

12. …such a slaughter, and the loss of the Ark of God their strength and glorie→glory?

    George Abbot · Notes on the Book of Psalms · p. 355 · Open in the reader

13. …vnto all thinges, if we ſhall thinke that thoſe will make to the glorie→glory of God, or to the ſaluation of him that dooth the iniurie. But if he…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 289 · Open in the reader

14. …a holy & sanctified life; and you shall not faile of the City of glorie→glory. Whither once entred, you shall sing as it is in the Psalme, Sicut…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 281 · Open in the reader

15. Whether we ſhall be indued with greater glorie→glory than the Angels.

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 119 · Open in the reader

16. …vnto whom with his Sonne Christ, and their most blessed Spirite, be glorie→glory and praise for euer.

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 557 · Open in the reader

17. …1 letter⟧pper of him, and is and shall be partaker of his grace and glorie→glory. And brings answer, that its he, and only he, that in the sight of…

    George Abbot · Notes on the Book of Psalms · p. 41 · Open in the reader

18. …so wil be our ful Redemptiō for ever & ever, at his appearing with glorie→glory, in the day of Redemptiō.

    Henry Ainsworth · The Communion of Saints · p. 218 · Open in the reader

19. …and filling them with honey out of the rock. Sion shalbe a crown of glorie→glory in the hand of the Lord, and a royal diademe in the hand of her God;…

    Henry Ainsworth · The Communion of Saints · p. 400 · Open in the reader

20. Let the saints be joyful in glorie→glory: let them sing aloud upon their beds.

    George Abbot · Notes on the Book of Psalms · p. 767 · Open in the reader

21. …renewed upon new occasions, and so permanent; as Iob saith, my glorie→glory was new with me. So Love is both an old and a new commandement, 1…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 52 · Open in the reader

22. …building vp of the brethren, and conversion of the vnbeleevers, and glorie→glory of God therby. Al therfore that hav received this gift, may in…

    Henry Ainsworth · The Communion of Saints · p. 370 · Open in the reader

23. 6 Let all flesh breathing give glorie→glory to God their Creatour, and praise his name that is so praise-worthie…

    George Abbot · Notes on the Book of Psalms · p. 771 · Open in the reader

24. …of mine enemies, who else had ruined me a thousand times over, the glorie→glory and praise belongs to him, and he shall have it, who hath perfected…

    George Abbot · Notes on the Book of Psalms · p. 570 · Open in the reader

25. …church, to adde in the end of the Pſalmes, that which we now vſe; Glorie→Glory be to the Father, to the Sonne, and to the holie Ghoſt, wherein the…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 106 · Open in the reader

26. Thou shalt guid me with thy counsel, and afterward receive me to glorie→glory.

    George Abbot · Notes on the Book of Psalms · p. 309 · Open in the reader

27. …1 span⟧ tude, too ready to incline to his faction. See verse. 41. glorie→glory of Iehovah] in the cloud over the Sanctuary, as it did at other…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 102 · Open in the reader

28. …(who liveth and is blessed for ever) he could not in that nature & glorie→glory (wherin onely is immortalitie,) partake with mans wretchednes, or…

    Henry Ainsworth · The Communion of Saints · p. 36 · Open in the reader

29. …no other translatiō. God therefore who turneth al things to his glorie→glory turned this his indulgence, to the praise of his grace.

    Henry Ainsworth · A Defense of the Holy Scriptures · p. 71 · Open in the reader

30. …Dei, ſaith, that He to make men frée, had made them rob God of his glorie→glory. So we ſée, that there be ſome which thinke not, that all things be…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 172 · Open in the reader

31. …to be in godlie men. For they, while they referre all things to the glorie→glory of God, and Chriſt, doo beſtowe little or nothing vpon the bodie,…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 319 · Open in the reader

32. …Bethlem, the heauenlie hoſts were heard to ſing with a lowd voice; Glorie→Glory be to the higheſt, in earth peace, good will towards men. And when…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 310 · Open in the reader

33. Quintilians definition of glorie→glory.

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 142 · Open in the reader

34. God vſed to his glorie→glory both the proſperitie and aduerſitie of his elect.

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 282 · Open in the reader

35. …ye drinke, or whether you doo anie thing elſe, doo all things to the glorie→glory of God. Wherefore the bodie and the mind muſt otherwhiles be ſo…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 527 · Open in the reader

36. …commeth elſe-where, but from God. And ſtrait after; Vnto God is the glorie→glory, vnto vs is onlie confuſion due. But ſhalt thou not moſt trulie…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 107 · Open in the reader

37. Of equalitie or inequalitie of glorie→glory in Heauen. [3] 390. 39….

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · Open in the reader

38. …deliuered vnto vs. Chriſt alſo firſt died, before he came vnto the glorie→glory which was appointed for him. Moreouer, as touching ciuill lawes, the…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 82 · Open in the reader

39. …that thou haſt not receiued? If thou haſt receiued, why dooeſt thou glorie→glory, as though thou hadſt not receiued?

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 199 · Open in the reader

40. …Theſe weapons are made by God; wherefore they ought to ſerue the glorie→glory of God: and albeit that they are ſometimes ſtolen by the enimies,…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 285 · Open in the reader

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