vnder→under

In early modern print v and u are one letter in two shapes: v at the start of a word, u inside it, whichever sound is meant. Initial v here is the vowel.

About 1,720 places across the Puritan corpus, estimated: 1,720 in a random sample of 70 of 7,722 works.

Drawn Oct 19, 2026, 6:06 PM against rule-set version 3 · 1 sample drawn · no exact count yet (the overnight batch count is not built). Shown in original spelling.

1. …doo outwardlie the office of charitie, which Chriſt comprehended vnder→under the name of almes-déeds; and then all things be cleane. In Daniel it…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 223 · Open in the reader

2. …is broken, and made féeble by reaſon of ſinne: for we ſhould ſinke vnder→under afflictions, if we were not ſtaied vp by the might of Gods helpe.…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 279 · Open in the reader

3. …Sion, neuer to bee moued: a kingdome neuer to be shaken. Wee are now vnder→under this lower heauen, then this shall be vnder vs. That which is our…

   Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 268 · Open in the reader

4. …is there saluation in any other: for there is none other Name vnder→under heauen giuen among men, whereby we must be saued.

   Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 173 · Open in the reader

5. …may add the testimonie of the Iewes Rabbies touching their estate, vnder→under that scholemaster of the law. With three crownes (say they) was…

   Henry Ainsworth · Animadversion to Cliftons Advertisement · p. 24 · Open in the reader

6. …not Ex affectu rationis. Hee eschewed it secundum se, but did vnder→under goe it propter aliud. Ex impetu naturae hee declined it; but ex…

   Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 297 · Open in the reader

7. …you. It is not Humanum inuentum, but Diuinum Institutum: authorised vnder→under the Broad-seale of heauen, in the power of the second Person of that…

   Thomas Adams · The Black Devil · p. 10 · Open in the reader

8. …is explained in Levit. 18. 3. pillars] or, standing images, statues. Vnder→Under these all other monuments of idolatry are comprehended: as Deuter.…

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

9. …ſinne ſhould abound. It bringeth alſo a curſe: for, As manie as are vnder→under the lawe, are vnder the curſe. But to what end are theſe things?…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 109 · Open in the reader

10. …ſonne, in the ſimilitude of ſinfull fleſh, made of a woman, made vnder→under the lawe.

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 605 · Open in the reader

11. …first groweth here-vnto, that in the bread, with the bread, and vnder→under the bread, or some way of those, is the realty of Christs person; &…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked · p. 95 · Open in the reader

12. …there is no alteration, no new thing done (Quaecun que sub axe) vnder→under Heauen. We say, (Non bonum ludere cum sanctis) it is no safe iesting…

    Thomas Adams · The Gallants Burden · p. 15 · Open in the reader

13. …heart is intolerable in a Magistrate; when hee plyes his owne cause vnder→under the pretence of anothers; and cares not who lose, so hee bee a…

    Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 66 · Open in the reader

14. …for glory, and when he ſought naught elſe but his owne aduancement, vnder→under the colour of your holineſſe, to your maruellous detriment and…

    Martin Luther · The Liberty of a Christian · Open in the reader

15. …they haue what they wil almost. But their greatest benefit is, that vnder→under the king they haue free trafficke to the Indies to their inestimable…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked · p. 152 · Open in the reader

16. Spirits, he doth not say bodies: they lie in the dust vnder→under the hope of a better resurrection. Spirits: Wee find here what…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 138 · Open in the reader

17. …O that man ſhould lay that next his heart, which God hath placed vnder→under his feet! that the thing which might bee beſt ſpared, ſhould bee…

    Thomas Adams · The Temple · p. 51 · Open in the reader

18. …1 letter⟧ns too heauie for a poore crasie Soule to stand vnder→under: Piles of V…urie heauier then…

    Thomas Adams · The Gallants Burden · Open in the reader

19. …to examine it the more déeplie: and ſomewhat I will ſaie, of Euill, vnder→under which generall word, ſinne is conteined. Euill is a certein…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 180 · Open in the reader

20. …made all things to all men, to the Iewes a Iew; to them which were vnder→under the lawe, as though he alſo had beene vnder the lawe; finallie, all…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 383 · Open in the reader

21. Vnder→Under what conditions our Mōkes might haue bin ſuffered.

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 7 · Open in the reader

22. …facts againſt his will: for otherwiſe, whoſoeuer be that author vnder→under the name of Salomon, he ſhould be againſt the true Salomon. For he…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 23 · Open in the reader

23. …bee onely at the Court, yet is he a ſufficient head for gouernement vnder→under God of his whole Kingdomes as his body politike.

    Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 29 · Open in the reader

24. The militant part is a company of men liuing vnder→under the crosse, and desiring to be with Christ. They suffer, and this is…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 55 · Open in the reader

25. …to such a person, but p… out his name frō vnder→under heavē. A… the Lord when he taketh his…

    Henry Ainsworth · The Communion of Saints · p. 460 · Open in the reader

26. …much to our matter: but by Gods speciall worke he had it, and sate vnder→under it. There is a double drift which is aymed at, by the sending of…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 579 · Open in the reader

27. …to set his sonne vpon, and thus mounted, hee must not enter saue vnder→under the noble roofe: no cost is spared to ambitious aduancement: ad quid…

    Thomas Adams · The White Devil · p. 18 · Open in the reader

28. …in him, although now the fire thereof seemed to be raked vp vnder→under the ashes: now the sappe of his election seemed to lye hid within…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 613 · Open in the reader

29. Vnder→Under his wonted title of Errours, evasions, contradictions &c, wherwith…

    Henry Ainsworth · A Reply to a Pretended Christians Plea for the Church of Rome · p. 73 · Open in the reader

30. …touching the adulterie of Dauids concubins, it was ſpoken by Nathan vnder→under the perſon of God. Wherefore it may verie well be called in…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 176 · Open in the reader

31. 14 Then to speake to this argument, whosoeuer thou art, that gronest vnder→under this heauie burthen, strengthen thy feeble knees, & resume thy…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 241 · Open in the reader

32. proposition 9 It is not lawfull vnder→under pretenſe of the ſafegard of Common-weales to ſtate innocents.

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 158 · Open in the reader

33. …Séeing in euerie trouble, men contend one againſt another. Vnder→Under this generall worde, there may be reckened foure kindes. For the…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 320 · Open in the reader

34. …may come on the earth, yet if a man house himselfe, or bee shrouded vnder→under a thicke bush, or borough'd in the ground, hee will be drie still.…

    Thomas Adams · A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns · p. 21 · Open in the reader

35. …Areopagita, but against some meane fellowe shrowding himselfe vnder→under his name. In K. Henry the 7. time, a man might wel haue taunted…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked · p. 375 · Open in the reader

36. …Which, dooth note the ſubſtance, that there is no other ſubſtance vnder→under the ſhewes of bread and wine, than that which ſhall be giuen for…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 204 · Open in the reader

37. …may vſe when we haue néed. And whereas they offer not the ſame, but vnder→under the name of idols, it gréeueth vs: and if it laie in vs to amend it,…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 371 · Open in the reader

38. …the Galathians, in the 3. chapter; As manie as are of the lawe, are vnder→under the curſe: and goeth on proouing that ſentence; from whence (I…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 105 · Open in the reader

39. …moſt of all be eaſily crucified, by beating it downe, and holding it vnder→under ſome obedience of abſtinence and auſterity, & weaning it from many…

    John Abernethy · The Dignity and Duty of a Christian · p. 134 · Open in the reader

40. …Againe; The lawe indeed is ſpirituall, but I am carnall, & ſold vnder→under ſin; for that which I do: I allow not, for the good which I would, I…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 104 · Open in the reader

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