euery→every

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 1,186 places across the Puritan corpus, estimated: 1,186 in a random sample of 70 of 7,722 works.

Drawn Oct 19, 2026, 6:06 PM against rule-set version 7 · 1 sample drawn · no exact count yet (the overnight batch count is not built). Shown in original spelling.

1. Euery→Every Blasphemer deserues to be stoned:

   Thomas Adams · Heaven and Earth Reconciled · Open in the reader

2. …offer her his beames, the clouds their raine, the ground her fruits, euery→every creature his vertue. Let the poore blesse her: yea, let her very…

   Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 207 · Open in the reader

3. None? Euery→Every Tree is knowne by the fruits, it is Chriſts euerlaſting rule.…

   Thomas Adams · The Barren Tree · p. 35 · Open in the reader

4. …of God. Altisona, grandisona Tuba: the lowdest Instrument of warre; euery→every eare shall heare it. As it was in the dayes of Noah, and Lot; So…

   Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 417 · Open in the reader

5. …or pensiuely droopeth till he dye. This rule then is very true, that euery→every thing is receiued, according to the quality, of that which doth…

   Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 363 · Open in the reader

6. …of his soule shall be? 2. The Minister cannot be present with euery→every one, and at euery time. 3. Satan is neuer idle; it is the trade of…

   Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 340 · Open in the reader

7. …hath as many Chalengers as Loue had. When this Booke is held out, euery→every mans lippes are readie to kisse it; and to say and sweare, that they…

   Thomas Adams · The Sacrifice of Thankfulness · p. 5 · Open in the reader

8. …more able to conceale it, than that which doth lie at the doore in euery→every ones view: or elſe the conſcience of thy ſinne ſhall forthwith fly…

   Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 71 · Open in the reader

9. …as Epiſcopall Fathers vſe to viſite, once in three yeeres; but euery→every yeare, euery moneth in the yeare, weeke of the moneth, day of the…

   Thomas Adams · The Barren Tree · p. 30 · Open in the reader

10. …I dispute not. This implies a spirituall stature, whereunto euery→every Saint must grow. Whence inferre.

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 25 · Open in the reader

11. …the owne wil…, is to martir it: and to make euery→every metaphore runne vpon foure fe…t, is often…

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

12. …acknowledgement of the truth, which is according to godlineſſe: and euery→every one of vs muſt labour for it, both by encreaſing our knowledge in…

    Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 251 · Open in the reader

13. …so with his grace, that making vse of such lessons, as the word in euery→every petty circumstance doth yeeld vnto vs, we may serue him with…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 576 · Open in the reader

14. 1. They are vniuersall, vexing euery→every part of the body, and power of the soule. It is terrible in this…

    Thomas Adams · A Divine Herbal Together with a Forest of Thorns · p. 155 · Open in the reader

15. …as that which is broken on a Priest; the proofe is plaine on euery→every Tauerne and Theater. We serue indeed contrary Maisters; wee Christ,…

    Thomas Adams · The Gallants Burden · Open in the reader

16. Hee wrought all things with his word, and healed euery→every disease with his power. To Him let vs resort, confessing our sores,…

    Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 314 · Open in the reader

17. …the stalke or root ariseth nothing. Onely the Balme smels well in euery→every part. So the word is in euery respect the sweet sauour of life;…

    Thomas Adams · The Devils Banket Described · p. 300 · Open in the reader

18. …of the high praiſes of God muſt bee heard in theſe Temples: There euery→every man ſpeaks of his honour. It pleaſeth the Lord to inhabite the…

    Thomas Adams · The Temple · p. 60 · Open in the reader

19. …Of the action of the holie Ghoſt in the ſame. [4] 196.a, Miniſtred euery→every day in Rome. [3] 193a, Of ſtanding, ſitting, or knéeling thereat.…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · Open in the reader

20. …auoid vvhat hee threatens for sinnes. Omnis minatio amica monitio: euery→every threatning is a faire vvarning. The Lord giue vs mutare sententiam…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 133 · Open in the reader

21. …of God to conſult withall, as the Apoſtle calleth the Scriptures. Euery→Every meane Artizan with vs may winde vp his heart from all the…

    Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 52 · Open in the reader

22. …is one Biſhopricke whereof a part is wholie holden in groſſe of euery→every one. He addeth further, that whoſoeuer will arrogate this title vnto…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 36 · Open in the reader

23. …together to him by merit and ſpirit, and giue effectuall power to euery→every p…rt to doe its office. Yea, he ſo farre…

    Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 28 · Open in the reader

24. …thiefe, or murtherer. And afrerward againe: The iust man doth euery→every day offer sacrifice to his God, but it is not with cleane clothes,…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 295 · Open in the reader

25. …men are vvritten to this purpose, that the saying of the Apostle may euery→every vvhere be trembled at, vvhere he sayth, Let him that standeth, take…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 507 · Open in the reader

26. …euill men, appointed to be so by their Iupiter, doth witnesse that euery→every where was a setled opinion, that crimes leudly done, would not…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 483 · Open in the reader

27. …prepared a table in my ſight. As it is ſhewed vnto vs that there is euery→every day in the ſacrament breade and wine according to the order of…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 161 · Open in the reader

28. …chastised for it, hath his labours so countenanced, and graced euery→every way by his maister, that he stirred the greatest city that all the…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 406 · Open in the reader

29. …of words; and Idol is now only taken for the Image of a falſe god. Euery→Every Idol is an Image, but euery Image is not an Idol but euery Image…

    Thomas Adams · The Temple · p. 19 · Open in the reader

30. …makes goodnesse it selfe his Minstrell. His mirth is to fullie euery→every vertue with some slander; & with a …est to…

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

31. …secrets, whether mentall, orall, or actuall. Whereby GOD shall bring euery→every vvorke into iudgement, with euery secret thing, be it good or euill.…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 83 · Open in the reader

32. …emptie in the midst of their citie, to the which they gathering euery→every day, beguiled one another with othes and swearing. These wordes…

    Archbishop George Abbot · Sermons on Jonah · p. 35 · Open in the reader

33. …10 All Antichrists ministers are strangers. So are all ministers of euery→every false Church. Such their church and ministery hath bene proued to be…

    Henry Ainsworth · Counterpoison Considerations · p. 115 · Open in the reader

34. …but by workes deny him, are abhominable and diſobedient, and vnto euery→every good worke reprobate. As without a counterfeit religion, there could…

    Robert Abbot · A Hand of Fellowship to Help Keep Out Sin and Antichrist · p. 247 · Open in the reader

35. …1+ letters⟧er children. Thus we preach, Tribulation and anguish vpon euery→every soule of man that doth euill: but glory and peace to euery man that…

    Thomas Adams · The Happiness of the Church · p. 364 · Open in the reader

36. …thirdly, dainties on his table; he fared deliciously, and that, euery→every day: this was a Gentleman without Heraldry. It was the rule: ad…

    Thomas Adams · The White Devil · p. 16 · Open in the reader

37. …it is, and farre vnlike, to be bounded within a place, and to be euery→every-where: for the word is euerie-where, but the fleſh therof is not…

    Peter Martyr Vermigli · Common Places · p. 205 · Open in the reader

38. …Landes, Goods and lyves to the Magistrates pleasure. And that euery→every vvay they acknovvledge, reverence and obey them according to…

    Henry Ainsworth · A True Confession of the Faith · Open in the reader

39. …selfe: to deny himselfe, harder: hardest of all, to abhor himselfe. Euery→Every one is apt to thinke well, speake well, doe well to himselfe. Not…

    Thomas Adams · Five Sermons Preached Upon Special Occasions · p. 8 · Open in the reader

40. …and wallowing daily in the midſt of his mercies, which are renewed euery→every morning, will either out of cuſtome, or example, or conuiction…

    Robert Abbot · Be Thankful London and Her Sisters · p. 27 · Open in the reader

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