haue→have

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. Medial u here is the consonant.

About 17,207 places across the Puritan corpus, estimated: 17,207 in a random sample of 70 of 7,722 works.

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1. …Paule to the Galathians taught; They (ſaith he) that be of Chriſt, haue→have crucified the fleſh with the affections and luſts. Wherefore the…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 620 · Open in the reader

2. …canonicall ſcriptures. But theſe men ſaie, that although the Hebrues haue→have not thoſe bookes; yet that our church hath receiued them. I grant…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 238 · Open in the reader

3. …or to our owne Wittes… as if we could haue→have deliuered our selues. Let any be Iudge but the Asse, our owne flesh…

   Thomas Adams · The Sacrifice of Thankfulness · p. 40 · Open in the reader

4. …of Chriſt, there is a great difference: for his praiers (as we haue→have ſaid) haue ſatiſfaction ioined with them; but ſo haue not ours. For…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 308 · Open in the reader

5. …world, and giue themſelues wholly to prayer and contemplation? They haue→have a ſhew of ſuch indeed; but all is not gold that gliſtereth. Wee can…

   Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 258 · Open in the reader

6. …ſound of the harpe. And no man is ſo ignorant, what the ſame poets haue→have written of Arion and Orpheus. And who knoweth not, how much Dauid…

   Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 312 · Open in the reader

7. …of Righteousnesse, if we saw it? Euen the most vnrighteous men haue→have been conuinced to approue Righteousnesse. Surely Integritie is not…

   Thomas Adams · Heaven and Earth Reconciled · p. 4 · Open in the reader

8. …not giue you of their Land, so much as a foote breadth, because I haue→have giuen mount Seir to Esau for a possession: Such was Gods mercie to…

   Thomas Adams · The Gallants Burden · Open in the reader

9. …the most absolute and vn-…rring Scriptures haue→have shadowed vnder diuers metaphores; comparing them to beasts, to…

   Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · Open in the reader

10. …ſixt: next to that, that their life may not ſtinke to heauen, will haue→have it preſerued by honeſtie in the ſeuenth: next to that, becauſe…

    Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 49 · Open in the reader

11. …spake unto them; as it is written, (in Zach. 10. 2.) the Teraphims haue→have spoken vanitie. Pirkei R. Eliezer ch. 36. It is more likely, they…

    Henry Ainsworth · Annotations on the Pentateuch, Psalms, Song of Songs · p. 116 · Open in the reader

12. …away the goods of his neighbour; that robber spoyleth. He could haue→have no tongue to plead, nor wit to circumuent, nor hands to carry away,…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 163 · Open in the reader

13. God hath proſpered thoſe Princes which haue→have had a care of Religion.

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 245 · Open in the reader

14. …ſée what is referred vnto the promiſe as a correlatiue; which (as we haue→have ſaid) can be nothing elſe, but faith: for faith ſetteth foorth vnto…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 128 · Open in the reader

15. …it to the instruction of our age, and (if we will so receiue it as I haue→have expounded it before) to his exceeding commendation, that in so…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 451 · Open in the reader

16. …reason; but he neither heares that, nor followes this. A Citie may haue→have good Lawes, though none of them be kept. But as in sleepers and…

    Thomas Adams · The Sacrifice of Thankfulness · p. 53 · Open in the reader

17. …faces. Alasse: how many of these walke daily in our streetes? They haue→have one face for the Gospell, another for the masse-booke: a brow of…

    Thomas Adams · The Black Devil · p. 33 · Open in the reader

18. …waxe the more ſharpe. Yet hauing an affiance in your wiſedome, I haue→have taken vpon me to declare what my opinion is as touching this…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 65 · Open in the reader

19. …When the Apoſtle Peter ſaith, It is ſufficient for vs, that wee haue→have ſpent the time paſt of the life after the luſts of the Gentiles,…

    Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 112 · Open in the reader

20. …a ſinne, ſhould be receiued. They feared, leaſt the church ſhould haue→have béene euill reported of. Firſt, this thing is prooued by the…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 218 · Open in the reader

21. …writeth of Nobilitie, that the ſame conſiſteth héerein, that a mā haue→have excellent and famous Aunceſtors. For although that oftentimes euen…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 311 · Open in the reader

22. …is the ſigne of a holie thing. But after this maner we ſhuld haue→have infinite ſacraments: for all good actions are ſignifications of an…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 208 · Open in the reader

23. …performe certeine outward things, and that of the baſer ſort; there haue→have béene ſome, which in this ſtate attributed vnto it the merit of…

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

24. …with vnhallowed hearts. Our Gilead affords you Balme enough, yet you haue→have sickly soules. You heare to heare, and to feede either your humours,…

    Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 285 · Open in the reader

25. …cannot eaſilie hold the meane. And in like caſe, as they will haue→have the Miniſters of the word either to be poore wretches, or elſe after…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 263 · Open in the reader

26. …God hath powred various temporall blessings on the issue of such as haue→have beene borne in fornication, as we need look no farther then to…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Doctor Hills Reasons for Upholding of Papistry Unmasked · p. 319 · Open in the reader

27. …onely, but so farre as the world is Christned: Behold, sayth he, I haue→have two Swords; one of them he lets rust, I meane, the sword of the…

    Thomas Adams · The Gallants Burden · p. 12 · Open in the reader

28. …Glorious things are spoken of thee, O City of God. Glorious Cities haue→have beene, and are in the world. Rome was eminently famous; all her…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 267 · Open in the reader

29. …peace of the ſouldiers, and to quenche enuie. For they would all haue→have repugned, ſaying, that they had béene all alike ſtrong, and that…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 307 · Open in the reader

30. …is méete that they which are occupied in the ſeruice of God, ſhould haue→have their liuing thereof. Alſo Cyprian and Auguſtine diſagrée not from…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 225 · Open in the reader

31. …whereby we deteſt ſinnes, bicauſe of God. But they might rather haue→have ſaid, that it is a motion of our mind through faith, whereby we…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 214 · Open in the reader

32. …meanes, and thoſe things which be occaſions; and let vs onelie haue→have reſpect vnto them, which be cauſes both iuſt and by themſelues. And…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 509 · Open in the reader

33. 6 But amōg the Fathers, ſome haue→have affirmed far otherwiſe. Origin in his bookes ……

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 112 · Open in the reader

34. …vſe of the Sacraments, and innocencie of life. And of ſuch ornaments haue→have ſome of the good Fathers made no account, whereupon (as Ierom…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 67 · Open in the reader

35. …is ſaid; All men receiue not this ſaieng, anſwereth: Thou ſhouldeſt haue→have noted that which is ſaid before; But they to whom it is giuen.…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 200 · Open in the reader

36. …be diſtinguiſhed from the firſt. For who is it, that when he ſhall haue→have walked a mile, if he ſtand at reſt for a while, and afterward…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 330 · Open in the reader

37. …ouercome. Ariſtotle ſaith, that they chooſe a beaſtlie life. And we haue→have it in the Pſalmes; Man, when he ſhould be in honour, is compared…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 139 · Open in the reader

38. …Ambaſſadour, I anſwere ſomewhat ſlowlie, becauſe I coulde not before haue→have any carier. But nowe woulde I haue you to vnderſtand that wée are…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 154 · Open in the reader

39. …should he so reioyce that he should be deliuered? Very shame might haue→have enforced him to hate the light. The report of the mariners, who…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 264 · Open in the reader

40. …sowing such seed, that we may neuer reape such a crop. The godly haue→have also their Seeding and their H… uest. All…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 249 · Open in the reader

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