doe→do

A common spelling of do. But doe the animal occurs too: check the sample before approving.

About 11,793 places across the Puritan corpus, estimated: 11,793 in a random sample of 70 of 7,722 works.

Drawn Oct 19, 2026, 6:06 PM against rule-set version 14 · 1 sample drawn · no exact count yet (the overnight batch count is not built). Shown in original spelling.

1. …faith of indifferent things. Shall I change any faith in theſe? No, doe→do not change it, but hide it. Shall my faith then be quite concealed?…

   Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 390 · Open in the reader

2. …2 letters⟧fane men in their carnallity, did heretofore, and doe→do at this day.

   Henry Ainsworth · Counterpoison Considerations · p. 150 · Open in the reader

3. …men, and wil let out his vineyearde vnto other husbandmen. Why doe→do not theſe men remember that it was ſaid of the verie trueth it ſelfe…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 90 · Open in the reader

4. …gathered, ver. 4. where he telleth Ezra, that it belonged to him to doe→do this, and promiseth him assistance. And because he spake so unto…

   John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 28 · Open in the reader

5. …neither uſe meaſures nor ballances, but the divel is at one end to doe→do ſome office. The queſt of wealth is dangerous: Per bella quaerere,…

   Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 446 · Open in the reader

6. …manie partes of the Church, and bringeth greater harme than many doe→do now perceiue. But God the father of our Lord Ieſus Chriſt graunt…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 95 · Open in the reader

7. What will ye doe→do in the festivall day of the Lord? R. Solomon when the Lord makes a…

   John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 627 · Open in the reader

8. …thee in this seeking. Vidimus & testamur, &c. We haue seene, and doe→do testifie, that the Father sent the Sonne to be the Sauiour of the…

   Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 302 · Open in the reader

9. …viuification: ſo, that we, through that quickning power which wee doe→do receiue from Chriſt by faith, are made liuely vnto all holy…

   Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 226 · Open in the reader

10. …he consecrated them onely that are sanctified, that by faith doe→do eat his flesh and drinke his …lood, & the…

    Henry Ainsworth · Counterpoison Considerations · p. 82 · Open in the reader

11. …to the ground before the Lord, that is, the Lord will not suffer it, doe→do what thou canst, and therefore thou doest pursue after me in vaine.…

    John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 339 · Open in the reader

12. …to the right, that is led by favour or affection to his friend, to doe→do injustice for his sake, and he to the left that for hatred to one,…

    John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 572 · Open in the reader

13. …ad peccandum, as Calvin renders it. Their meat and drinke is to doe→do their fathers will, that is, Satans: reſtraine them from…

    Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 907 · Open in the reader

14. …12, 13, 14, 15. not serve] that is, as the Greeke explaineth it, not doe→do any worke therewith; as to plough, tread out the corne, or any other…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 59 · Open in the reader

15. …more of the events that are happened; which in their simplicity many doe→do mistake and abuse against me. The Prophet that came out of Iudah to…

    Henry Ainsworth · An Arrow Against Idolatry · p. 70 · Open in the reader

16. …eaſie to will: no, it is He that worketh in us, both to will and to doe→do, at his good pleaſure. Phil. 2.13. Mans will is a fugitive Oneſimus,…

    Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 54 · Open in the reader

17. …and transgresseth against a prohibition, Numb. 29. 7. And if he doe→do it willingly of presumption, he is guilty of cutting off: if…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 144 · Open in the reader

18. …but inſtruction: they repeated what they did ill, and ſhall we doe→do what they repented? They were taken as ſinners, and delivered a…

    Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 1074 · Open in the reader

19. …As Chriſt ſaid of his murderers, Lord, They know not what they doe→do: ſo our Apoſtle here of the Truths adverſaries, Lord, They know not…

    Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 845 · Open in the reader

20. …he live a thousand yeares twice told, yet hath he seen no good, doe→do not all goe to one place? He had before spoken of a covetous mans…

    John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 799 · Open in the reader

21. …of his Croſſe wee are iuſtified: by the vertue of his Croſſe we doe→do crucifie our fleſh. The power of his Croſſe is effectuall in vs, by…

    John Abernethy · The Dignity and Duty of a Christian · p. 108 · Open in the reader

22. Turn ye to the strong hold, ye prisoners of hope, even to day doe→do I declare, that I will render double unto thee. Here the Prophet…

    John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 807 · Open in the reader

23. …the people anſwered, all that the Lord commands we will heare, and doe→do. This many of them did in hypocriſie, and therefore God complaines,…

    Robert Abbot · A Trial of Church-Forsakers · p. 107 · Open in the reader

24. …at this marke, to make himselfe worse then he is. If repentance doe→do but proffer him her seruice, he kickes her out of dores: his minde…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 77 · Open in the reader

25. …the whole Kingdome; and to this end shall politickly cast about to doe→do it, by giving to Ptolemie Epiphanes his daughter Cleopatra to Wife,…

    John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 567 · Open in the reader

26. …of vs is conſidered two waies. Firſt we are ledde by pleaſure, and doe→do tranſgreſſe the lawe: we ſinne, but we delight our ſelues, and…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 4 · Open in the reader

27. …and they shall shew unto thee the word of judgement. And thou shalt doe→do according to the word which they shall shew unto thee; they of that…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 64 · Open in the reader

28. …that is, the gift, which by the blessing of God I have received, and doe→do with a willing and liberall heart give unto thee. Hereupon the…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 123 · Open in the reader

29. …come. In the volume of thy Booke it is written of me, that I ſhould doe→do thy Will, O God. Yea further, he doth maintaine all this good, which…

    Robert Abbot · Be Thankful London and Her Sisters · p. 16 · Open in the reader

30. …it is ſacriledge that they ſhould in ſuch ſort bee diuided. This doe→do they indeuour to auoide, and to reſtraine it to maſſing Prieſtes…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 206 · Open in the reader

31. …which be ours, but which are Ieſus Chriſtes: which being hard to doe→do, there is nothing more fit to finde out the deceites and pretences…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 278 · Open in the reader

32. …Aravnath the Iebusite; and many other throughout the scriptures, doe→do confirme. All men (as th'Apostle teacheth from the heathens…

    Henry Ainsworth · A Reply to a Pretended Christians Plea for the Church of Rome · p. 90 · Open in the reader

33. …commandements. And women and servants that will weare them, may so doe→do, but they blesse not [God, as men doe when they put them on:] and so…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 95 · Open in the reader

34. But because v. 10. Abijam saith, The Lord our God is ours, neither doe→do we forsake him, &c. A doubt ariseth, how that agreeth with this,…

    John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 82 · Open in the reader

35. …ſaved: yet what Knowledge had they? They know not what others doe→do unto them, what God hath done for them: they know not that they are…

    Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 1531 · Open in the reader

36. …love is of a nobler nature: it hath Eagles wings, and will flie to doe→do good: it will runne, where it cannot flie: it will goe, when it…

    Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 1471 · Open in the reader

37. …will set him up a king? he is even now in the kingdome who shall doe→do this. The speedy execution is here certainly set forth, and happly,…

    John Mayer · Commentary on the Old Testament Volume 2-4 · p. 78 · Open in the reader

38. …You ſée therefore that in the chiefe and principall point I doe→do not diſagrée from you, but doe earneſtly deſire, that the ſame which…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 116 · Open in the reader

39. All men have lusts, but all doe→do not walke after them. Wee may as well finde life in a mans body…

    Thomas Adams · Commentary on 2 Peter · p. 1154 · Open in the reader

40. …euerie mans worke what it is: if any mans worke which he hath built doe→do abide, he ſhall receiue wages: if any mans worke burne, he ſhall…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · Open in the reader

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